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Today I鈥檓 sharing all my settings + how I color my footage on the DJI Osmo Pocket 3. We鈥檙e diving DEEP! A crowd favorite & arguably the most popular camera for creators these past 2 years. Personally, one of my favorites. How many of yall have this camera? You can find the LUT with the link in my bio. Hope this helps! 馃檪馃馃徑
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Today, I'm gonna show y'all how to get the best possible quality looking footage out of this camera. All this footage was shot on the DJI Osmo Pocket three. And here are my settings. First and foremost, most importantly, we're gonna go right here. Select pro and select d log m as the color picture profile. Okay. Good. Y'all are gonna have to trust me on this one. Alright? I know it looks murky. Doesn't have life. Looks flat. Don't worry because I have made this. This is my color grading preset that I've made for this camera. A simple one click drag and drop preset available as a LUT. This takes your footage from this to this, and this to this. Easy enough for even the folks who don't know how to color grade to use on any editing platform of your choice. You can get it now with the link in my bio, and if you tried it or have it, let me know what you think rank the comments. Now let's go back to the rest of the settings. We're going to set the exposure on manual, set the shutter speed at one over 50 no we can get our cinematic motion blur. Now I know it looks super bright and blown out, but I put these on right here. This is an ND better, so we can film at a low shutter speed even when you're out in broad daylight. Lastly, I set my sharpness to minus two and my noise reduction to minus two as well. This is how you achieve the best possible quality image on your DJI Osmo Pocket three. Hope this helps. As always, take care. Happy creating, and I'll catch you all next time. Peace.