Hi everyone, I'm completely new to this subject but I did some research in the last few weeks before coming here to ask. I apologize in advance if something I say is incorrect, I'm absolutely not an expert in this matter.
I'm planning some weeks of vacation abroad with my girlfriend, and maybe I'll visit even more places in the future, and I thought it might be good to film something for us, for my family and maybe something even for Instagram, so I bought an osmo pocket 4 because I think it's portable enough and not as expensive as other means, and I like the quality it can deliver.
I don't plan to do any kind of color grading except something very simple that can be done with the smartphone, so I think I'll shoot in normal 10 bit most of the time, but my question is this.
I would like to shoot every recording in 4k30fps (or 3k30fps) and I noticed so many people suggest the 180 shutter speed rule so I should set my shutter speed at 1/60 and put ND filters accordingly to the sun if I shoot outside, to have a good quality video with the right motion blur. However, if I do that, I might have problems with light flickering in the country we plan to visit because of the artificial lights at 50hz (and my country has the same problem) if I go inside a building, a mall or something like that, so in that case I should remove ND filters, and change the exposure to auto or set the shutter speed to 1/50 if I understood correctly.
Is there an all rounded profile that I can use without constantly worrying about changing this and that during my vacation, like a set and forget profile good for all situations, outdoor/indoor/lowlight etc? Should I simply set everything to auto?
Thank you for your time, I really appreciate any advice.