Osmo Nano

I've been using it for about 3 months now. personally, its great in most day time scenarios. Its part of my EDC and it's really convenient for fast run and go shots. I think the only time it would struggle is dark to low light shots WHILE the camera is moving. I've had really good experience with st

I wouldn't trust a used Session 5 battery for 2+ hours of recording. You should look into the DJI Osmo Nano for tiny POV setups. Alternatively, if you want to save some cash, check out the Xtra Atto. It's essentially a DJI rebrand, perfect for budget-friendly TikToks.

I recently started using a DJI Osmo Nano. Pricey but seems pretty rugged and it supports loop recording.

I used to have DJI Osmo Pocket 3 but binenta ko due to if being fragile and I realized sa past trip ko na I still used my phone more. I now have DJI Osmo Nano and it seemed to have solved my concerns. Osmo Nano is cheaper and better IMO!

did you look into a DJI Osmo Nano? not cheap, but really small and decent

for this type of filming, 360 is fantastic. I would also buy a Lacie SSD to store original files on from special memories, as they take up a ton of space lol. And can be fantastic to revisit and make new angles, or generate VR. 360 i believe, is the new handycam for families. The fact that YOU will

I’ve bought the DJI osmo nano, great quality, a bit less wide angle and only 53g. (Bit more expensive) Action 2 seems like great quality and has a lot of mounts/accessoires.

The Osmo Nano from DJI and the Feiyu Pocket 3 are both great options for what you're looking for in your budget. Either of those should fit your budget and get the video you want. The Feiyu might not last as long, especially keeping with the wear and tear of horseback riding in mind, but it will be

Hey just want to share my experience on ordering ND filters from the official website from India. I ordered filters for my DJI Osmo Nano. The shipment was smooth and it actually reached India, to my city within 10 days with updates provided on website. Then it stayed stuck in a single location post

i like the DJI osmo nano. assuming youre going to be mounting the nano on something like a tripod or magic arm, the nano does very well even in darker environments. my only warning is if the nano is mounted on smth moving (like a pov shot) and it's dim. it's gonna struggle with that. it's competitor