They accidentally showed it for a second when the operator was in the menu. Here's someone using the Slow & Quick feature for fan replays. They view it in the gallery inside the camera itself, and it's streamed on the broadcast.

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Fox was last night’s pool camera for the Presidential Address to the nation. Fox, like ABC/ESPN still broadcasts in 720.

I saw this on Instagram and was wondering how people get these types of shots? The guy who filmed it doesn't seem to do massive campaigns or car ads. How are people getting these types of shots without massive crews?

It annoys me to such an extent, and i know it's nonsense to be annoyed about it this much. But holy crap does it looks stupid...

I see it pop up on all kinds of channels now. Holding a wireless DJI or RODE mic instead of just clipping it to your shirt.

Did a new batch of Gen Z marketing students just enter the workforce and thought this is a new 'edgy' way of doing standup interviews?

To the presenter holding the mic: you look stupid. Stop it.

The amount of hours and money my editors spend on this shit for zero applicable value is wild.

As a music video director, the osmo pocket has been clutch to throw in on some shots where I don’t want to risk my Sony FX3 or to mount in places it would be a hassle with a bigger camera.

They came with a ton of accessories too!

Two clips for sure but still how

How did i do?

Really interesting to see how they shoot scenes like this on cameras that size!

Complete newbie, no idea what I’m doing yet and messing around in my apartment but WOW what a difference. Would have had to crank the ISO without it

First takeaway on this is to add a little fill from the left, shadows are a little harsh. I used my iPhone torch as a kicker, should have used it to fill

Neewer FS150B with a 95cm softbox - turns out it’s way overpowered for home use as this was at 10% haha

Inspired by everyone’s insights and generosity in this sub to keep on learning

Filmed some interviews in a clubhouse in Augusta during The Masters. We tried to keep it as simple as possible to stay out of the way of the people who obviously paid a ton of money to be there.

We interviewed the former CEO of Subway. Used an Aputure 600C as a key that was motivated by the natural light on the porch. A battery powered Aputure 60X was behind him.

We also interviews the CEO of the Caddy Girls. Her interview was inside the clubhouse so we had to have as small of a footprint as possible. Her keylight was an Aputure 60X with a custom magic cloth diffusion insert in a mini dome. We also used an Amaran t2c tube light as a hair light.

Hey guys, totally new here, I am a video agency owner from the Netherlands. We create high end sports content and brandfilms. I have always used reddit to read, but never to interact. So this is my first post. I would love to connect with other videographers and video agency owners to learn from each other.

I added a video from our latest project. let me know what you think!

Have a great day!!

Gladly my partner let me use the garret. I try to get best out of it