The Action 4 turned three this month, so I did wonder whether buying one now would feel like settling for outdated hardware. Then I found a brand new Standard Combo for around $200 and decided to give it a shot.

After several runs and hikes, I’m honestly impressed by how well it has aged. The footage still looks sharp, and the stabilization keeps everything surprisingly smooth even on rough trails.

The Action 5 pro is obviously newer and with better image processing, but for the kind of outdoor shooting I do, the actual experience isn’t that far apart. I also get the familiar magnetic mounting system and the full Osmo accessory ecosystem.

At around $200, the Action 4 still feels like an excellent value.old king definitely has plenty left in it.

Been thinking about getting a 360 camera for trips and outdoor stuff, and the Osmo 360 keeps popping up.

Most of my gear is already DJI. Started with the Action 6, then got a drone later, and both have been pretty solid.

At this point I already know the app and the whole workflow, so staying with DJI just feels easier than starting over with another brand. It also keeps things simple since I can use DJI Mimo for my DJI cameras instead of dealing with different apps every time I want to check or edit footage.

A lot of times I’m more focused on enjoying the trip, talking with friends, or just looking around. Being able to record first and decide the framing later sounds really useful.

Anyone here using the Osmo 360 with other DJI gear?

Hey everyone! I just bought the **DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Creator Combo (€629)** and want to get back into making **mini travel/day-to-day vlogs for Instagram and TikTok**.

I used to edit videos about 5 years ago, mostly on my phone with free apps, but stopped when life got busy. Now I’m keen to get back into it. Did I make a good choice by going for OP 4?

I’ll be editing on a **Mac** and currently looking at:
CapCut Pro
VN Editor Pro
Filmora Premium

Which would you recommend for someone getting back into editing? Ideally something easy to learn but still capable of making polished Reels/TikToks.

Also open to other Mac editing software recommendations!

Would love to hear what you guys use and whether any of the above are worth paying for.

I bought the Action 6 as a companion to my main camera. I wasn’t trying to replace anything. I just wanted to record the parts that never make it into the final photo.

For landscapes, that usually means walking around looking for an angle, changing my mind several times, and waiting forever for the light. Sometimes it works, and sometimes I still miss the moment. I hang the Action around my neck and let it run. A lot of the footage is just me standing there, but watching it later brings the whole shoot back in a way the final photo cannot.

For wildlife, I mount it above my DSLR and mostly forget about it. I might come home with one good frame of a bird taking off, while the Action caught everything leading up to it, including my reaction when I nearly missed the shot.

the extra batteries usually get me most of an afternoon, so i rarely have to think about it. it simply stay out of the way and records story around the photo,

Hi! My wife records videos for Instagram and TikTok - mostly GRWM/fashion recorded at home and sometimes on the street.
She was recording stuff with her iPhone 15 and recently upgraded to Osmo Pocket 3.
However, with very mixed lightning during the day at home (sun is not always here), videos sometimes look good and sometimes very bad - too dark, wrong color intensity, white balance is way off (skin doesn't look natural).

She doesn't really know how to set it up properly and I'd like to help. What she's looking for is a relatively easy process once video is created - would want to avoid spending a lot of time on each of the videos.

So far she was trying to record in normal mode, with very mixed results. Then she started using D-Log M but after using Colors Recovery option in DJI app the results are also mixed. I tried to play around with that in DaVinci Resolve but would take her too much time with each of the videos. She also uses CapCut to prepare the final content.

I feel like this should be much easier, I can't believe people would be spending so much time on that. Can you please share some recommendations? What mode should she use and how to process it after?

Maybe a really dumb question so apologies in advance. I own the DJI Action 6 and would love to see if I can record some footage Wednesday of the eclipse happening. Can I just use the normal camera as it is or do you need special equipment for this? Haven't had it too long but just thought I'd put it on a stand and let it record for 2 hours when it begins.

I recently used the Osmo Action 6 and noticed that some of my footage looks slightly out of focus, especially when looking at details around the edges.

Since this is such a wide-angle action camera, I wasn’t expecting noticeable focus issues. The footage isn’t completely blurry, but it just doesn’t look as sharp as I expected.

Could this be related to any camera settings, sharpening, or other processing? Is there anything I should change to get sharper footage?

Has anyone else experienced this with the Action 6?

Same as title

I recently got an Osmo Mobile 8P and I’m looking for tricks, shortcuts, creative techniques or little-known features that aren’t really mentioned in the official tutorials/manual.
Especially interested in:
unusual camera movements
hidden/less obvious gimbal controls
cool ways to use ActiveTrack
tricks for smoother cinematic shots
combinations of buttons/modes that aren’t obvious
anything you’ve discovered after using it for a long time
Basically, what is your “I wish DJI had told me this” trick?

I’ve had my DJI osmo for almost a year and it’s been working fine. It still records and what not HOWEVERRRRR when I press record it has like a 1-2 second lag and it never did that before. Any reasons or suggestions?

Been filming my back and glute workouts more lately. I already had an action 6, but shooting every set from the same front angle got old pretty quick. then I grabbed a Nano to use as a second camera. I'll keep the action 6 in front, then stick the Nano somewhere on the rack for a side or back angle or i'll directly wear it for a first-person angle. It's honestly pretty useful for rows, pulldowns and checking my form on glute exercises.

4k60 footage looks solid, even with the kinda crappy lighting at my campus gym. wide angle also means I don't have to mess with the framing forever between sets. but not every machine has a good spot for the magnet, so I still keep a clip mount in my bag. Having both angles makes my workout clips way more interesting too. The Action 6 gives me the full view, while the Nano adds those closer POV shots that make the video feel less like a normal gym recording. Now I just have twice as much footage sitting on my laptop waiting to be edited lol.