A hands-on test of the DJI Osmo Pocket 3's cinematic capabilities across three color profiles: standard, D-Log M, and 10-bit color. The creator pushes the camera through bright outdoor, indoor, low-light, and high-contrast scenes to show what it can actually do.
The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 is a heck of a camera, and today I'm going to be testing out how good it is at doing cinematic type things. We're going to get cinematic footage using the normal color profiles, we're going to get cinematic footage using the D-Log M profiles, and we're going to be trying out the 10-bit color, and we're going to really push this thing. We're going to go in environments that are outdoors, that are indoors, that are dark, that are bright, and we're going to really push this thing to the max. You guys loved the last review video I did, and so I figured I'd make some more content on this stuff. So let me know if you like this video, if this helped you out at all, if you're making a decision whether or not to buy this thing. Let me know in the comments, and let's go ahead and get into it. Make sure to subscribe if you like this video, if you like this content. Let's go ahead and get into the footage.
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