Mike TsengThe best camera is the camera you have with you. The DJI Osmo Pocket is the best EDC (everyday carry) camera available today. It is a tiny 4k camera with a built in 3 axis gimbal that fits in your pocket!
I've been using this camera everyday for the past week for both work and personal. This review will be based off real world use not staged comparisons against other cameras.
The biggest plus of the osmo pocket is the size and features packed in this tiny camera. It's so small and easy to use you wont mind carrying it around everywhere and everyday.
Specifications: - 4k video at 30/60fps in auto mode with 24, 25, 48, 50, 30, 60 available in PRO mode when connected to a smartphone - 120fps is available in 1080 slow motion mode - takes photos in jpg and raw - All metal 3 axis gimbal with three modes, tilt lock, follow and FPV - tilt lock locks on the horizon with the ability to pan left and right - follow will move in all axis smoothly except tilt - FPV will move where ever you point the camera but with some gimbal to smooth out the motions - can shoot in manual mode when connected to the phone with the Mimo app - does time lapse with motion points - weighs only 118g
What makes the Osmo Pocket the best EDC everyday carry camera is the simplicity and ease of use. It shoots in full auto when not connected to the phone. Just turn it on, select photo or video and record.
With the durable all metal gimbal it can be put in your pocket without the plastic protective covering.
I designed a custom 3D printed cover that adds a finger hole and a 1/4" screw mount so it can be mounted on a Jobi gorilla pod or tripod. It's available here!
Osmo Pocket Actual Use Review : Best EDC Everyday Carry CameraMike Tseng2018-12-24 | The best camera is the camera you have with you. The DJI Osmo Pocket is the best EDC (everyday carry) camera available today. It is a tiny 4k camera with a built in 3 axis gimbal that fits in your pocket!
I've been using this camera everyday for the past week for both work and personal. This review will be based off real world use not staged comparisons against other cameras.
The biggest plus of the osmo pocket is the size and features packed in this tiny camera. It's so small and easy to use you wont mind carrying it around everywhere and everyday.
Specifications: - 4k video at 30/60fps in auto mode with 24, 25, 48, 50, 30, 60 available in PRO mode when connected to a smartphone - 120fps is available in 1080 slow motion mode - takes photos in jpg and raw - All metal 3 axis gimbal with three modes, tilt lock, follow and FPV - tilt lock locks on the horizon with the ability to pan left and right - follow will move in all axis smoothly except tilt - FPV will move where ever you point the camera but with some gimbal to smooth out the motions - can shoot in manual mode when connected to the phone with the Mimo app - does time lapse with motion points - weighs only 118g
What makes the Osmo Pocket the best EDC everyday carry camera is the simplicity and ease of use. It shoots in full auto when not connected to the phone. Just turn it on, select photo or video and record.
With the durable all metal gimbal it can be put in your pocket without the plastic protective covering.
I designed a custom 3D printed cover that adds a finger hole and a 1/4" screw mount so it can be mounted on a Jobi gorilla pod or tripod. It's available here!
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The Dunlop KT6 is a big tire. On stock rails it will take a lot of burning out to get it to a optimal psi. 10psi is about the max you can run when the tire is new without any shaping yet. At 10psi this will kill the milage. My milage when from about 18miles (Vega @ 20psi) to about 8 miles at 12psi on the KT6.
check out the website to see more about this tire!
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**UPDATE**
I do not recommend this tire with stock rails. No matter what the shop tells you, it doesn't fit stock rails...unless you wanna run 14psi. It will take an insane amount of burning out to get it to 18psi without rubbing. You'd have to burn off half the tread.
I switched to the Hoosier treaded and love it. Running 20psi with room to spare. Check out the video here: youtube.com/watch?v=czEt6Ns5c9M