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

...and If you really want in-car shots, consider the DJI Osmo Nano. It is good enough to be the 1 camera you buy and useful everything.

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.

Unicyclist and videographer here - I've finally found my niche topic! I recently got a DJI Osmo Nano. It's handy because it separates into a screen and a camera, so you can put the camera on a tripod and see exactly what you're shooting. The camera is also magnetic on two sides to mount in interesti

Got the osmo nano as my first DJI mainly for cycling (chest magnet mounted) videos and very pleased with it. The small size and low weight of the camera module is a major reason I chose it over a standard action camera shaped one. If you run with a hat, the box includes a hat clip that's surprisingl

I'm leaving in April 2026 and have been giving this a lot of thought. For candid shots - I have my iPhone 16 Pro - I probably will take the majority of my photos with just my phone. With that being said, I have a SSD drive that I am using to back up my photos on the go. It's sort of my safety net if

I have the DJI Osmo Nano primarily for my road bike (magnet chest mount most of the time), but also bring it for family trips. Its more than what I need to be honest, guessing its the same for the Insta360 offerings.

I love my DJI Osmo Nano. This thing basically got me into vlogging and posting almost every day. The camera isn’t designed with a swappable battery, so I just work around it, even though there are third-party accessories that let you charge it through the claw mount. It’s not for everyone, especiall

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