dji osmo pocket 3

Thinking about getting one of these cameras, how would this thing compare to a HERO12?

Raymond Z wrote: Thinking about getting one of these cameras, how would this thing compare to a HERO12?

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Razky wrote:

Raymond Z wrote: Thinking about getting one of these cameras, how would this thing compare to a HERO12?

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Please, if you can't answer a post with experience, don't bother posting.  I know how Google works, I wanted user experience between these cameras.   

 If you're considering the DJI Osmo Pocket 3 and comparing it with the GoPro Hero 12, there are several aspects to consider based on your specific needs and preferences.

Price and Design: The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is a bit more expensive at around $519 compared to the GoPro Hero 12 which is priced at approximately $399.99. The Osmo Pocket 3 is designed as a handheld gimbal camera with a rotatable 2-inch OLED screen, making it great for vlogging and controlled filming. On the other hand, the GoPro Hero 12 maintains a traditional action camera form, being more compact and suited for action-packed scenarios​​.

Video and Image Quality: The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 offers 4K video at 120fps with a 1-inch CMOS sensor, providing better performance in low-light conditions and higher quality images. The GoPro Hero 12 can shoot up to 5.3K at 60fps and 4K at 120fps, but it has a slightly smaller 1/1.9-inch sensor. While the GoPro Hero 12 excels with a higher photo resolution of 27 MP compared to the 9.4 MP of the Osmo Pocket 3, it falls short in low-light performance​​.

Features: Both cameras offer features like live streaming and webcam functionality. The GoPro Hero 12 stands out with its waterproof and cold-resistant design, HyperSmooth 6.0 stabilization, and voice control features, making it more suitable for rugged outdoor activities. The Osmo Pocket 3, with its 3-axis stabilization and audio features, is more tailored for vloggers and content creators who prioritize image and audio quality in more controlled environments​​.

Battery Life: The GoPro Hero 12 has a slightly larger battery capacity and offers better longevity, which can be a crucial factor if you're planning to use the camera for extended outdoor activities​​.

Raymond Z wrote:

Razky wrote:

Raymond Z wrote: Thinking about getting one of these cameras, how would this thing compare to a HERO12?

www.google.com/search?sca_esv=598330860&...293&bih=654&dpr=1.75

Please, if you can't answer a post with experience, don't bother posting. I know how Google works, I wanted user experience between these cameras.

It's O.K. to do your own thinking.

It's a good camera, DJI has done some pretty cool stuff with tech in this camera.  You want to get the creator one, the added handle grip makes it so much easier to hold.

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What's the battery life on these cameras?  

The only thing I don't like about this camera is the fixed battery that can only be charged in the camera