Yep. It’s such a great tool in the bag! People try to nitpick it but it’s not supposed to be a do it all camera. For what it does, it’s fantastic!!!

Glad it’s appreciated

I’m gonna agree with you here

The same way they won't put fans on non-FX cameras because they know it will cannibalize the FX series

Honestly it’s worth every penny

Yep

Such a great little camera

Yep. Pretty much wraps up this entire video. But you do have to be mindful of what the cameras intended purpose is. Sony markets this as a content vlogging camera. Which is its weakest suit, also, because that’s how it’s marketed and intended, that’s the light we have to look at it in unfortunately. It’s such a great photo camera, yet most people will never see that because well, Sony markets it as a vlog camera, hence its designation - ZV

Let's not get started on Sony's naming conventions 😁. Sony actually calls it a camera for, "Content Creators and Vloggers" on their website. I would agree that a lot of the marketing is geared towards vloggers....what ever those are these days. But content creators are videographers and photographers. Just because Sony markets a camera one way doesn't mean that only those features should be reviewed. You said, "because that’s how it’s marketed and intended, that’s the light we have to look at it in". People like yourself and other reviewers are the light! You shine on the products and show people what they can and cannot do. Please don't take any of this as criticism, just my perspective. Thank you for the conversation and keep up the content! @@TerryWarfield

Thanks for watching!!

It’s separate. Not included in the combo

I have a video about the promaster chronicle on my channel. Go back about 10 videos. It’s fantastic!!

Thank YOU!

Agreee!!!

Agree

Agreed!

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Pointed that out. Said the ZV1 has a 18-50 zoom lens with a variable aperture while the osmo is a 20mm fixed focal length lens fixed at f2 equivalent.. someone wasn't listening! Lol

Yes, you pointed out the Sony lens, but you kind of blew right past it. I think that's the feeling of the original comment. You mentioned the lens, but more as a quick aside. And in your conclusion, you listed every advantage of the Pocket in detail, but left out the lens of the Sony, which is probably its single biggest advantage. Personally, I feel there is also a strong argument to be made in favor of a traditional camera like the Sony in that the form factor is more suitable for active vlogging. It's a camera that doesn't need to be babied. You can put it down on counters and other places when you need your hands free. The exposed gimbal of the Pocket has to be protected, and it becomes a liability as you go through an active day. I find it is also much easier to simply handle the Sony and aim it at the things you want to film. With the Pocket, you're always thinking about where the gimbal is pointing, and it becomes awkward and challenging to get it to actually film what you want to film. You end up staring at the screen of the Pocket all the time and all your attention is focused on the camera. It serves as a barrier between you and the world. With a traditional camera body like the Sony, you can simply aim the camera body at your subject and you know that the lens is also pointing at your subject. The gimbal lens of the Pocket can be pointing in all kinds of directions separate from how you're holding the Pocket camera body itself. You have to constantly be checking where the gimbal is pointing. The Sony doesn't require so much thought and attention. It allows you to interact more naturally with what is around you and not focus on the camera itself as much. I used to have a Pocket 2, and I gave up on using it for vlogging because of these reasons. It was simply too much trouble to handle in the real world. The specs sound good for the Pocket 3, but the form factor of the camera itself plus the delicate and exposed gimbal makes it unsuitable in day-to-day use for me. For me, the form factor and handling of the Sony is a big advantage and I would include it in a comparison of these cameras.

Present! Lol

Lolz.. great explanation of the two cameras... I really like that OSMO.. my ZV1 is getting nervous.

I think the DJI did much better but I respect your opinion!

Freewell have filters that are much cheaper and available.👍

Does Sony even make a BPM filter? I didn’t think so. So then you really need to compare third party filters; Which can be had for much less.

It’s 5 other videos right behind this filmed on the Osmo pocket plus there are tons of samples from both cameras in THIS video. If I’m talking about both cameras and need to show them side by side, how you suppose I do that with one of the cameras I need to use for the comparison? Yall viewers are weird. Can’t please yall. Could literally hand yall heaven on a plate and yall will still find a way to complain.

minor bro! keep up the good work! trolls like this have nothing better to do with their time@@TerryWarfield

I’ve seen some reports of them breaking but not a ton

Thank you! I’m actually about to try to get into the entertainment industry actually

@@TerryWarfield what city are you in?