There. I think everything is there... yeah.... everything... This is the ultimate
complete vlogging kit when it comes to DJI Osmo mobile 3 gimbal and my
smartphone Android. Everything you need to create amazing, beautiful, fantastic,
travel, family vacation videos. Lightweight and small. And I'm gonna show
you in today's video what's inside and how
you can use it.
My name is Zdenka Darula. If you want to learn how to take better photos and
videos with the latest gear and try creative camera challenges, consider
subscribing. Let me start with the basic vlogging kit I already showed you in
one of my past videos. The most important item would be your smartphone whichever
you have. Android, iPhone. I have Android Samsung Galaxy S 10+ and the next most
important item would be gimbal and that is DJI Osmo Mobile 3. For better sound I'm
going to add external microphone. I'm using RODE. This one came with my Canon
M50 camera. This microphone wire is for a regular camera. It's not going to
work with your smartphone. You need a different one.
TRS to TTRS. To attach it to a gimbal you need this ring clamp adapter.
Let's look at some examples. Here is a video without the gimbal. So here's how
the video would look like if you had no gimbal, no external microphone. The only
thing I did was locked the brightness. I'm using standard camera app, nothing
else, just my smartphone in a hand. And today it's quite nice a little bit
windy but I'm hiding behind the woods here. This is a smooth video thanks to
gimbal. Now we are talking. Let's do this. All right, now we are vlogging actually
with the DJI Mimo app, no external microphone but I have face tracking
selected. So wherever I'm gonna move the phone is going to nicely
follow me which I really like. So we can walk around, have fun. Zdenka next time
turn off the Wi-Fi because obviously your email notifications are coming as you are filming.
Alright, now we are gonna be vlogging with the external microphone but I just want
to show you one more tip. So when you turn the gimbal on, to stabilize and actually
turn on, then I'm finding the best way is to add the external microphone after. So
now that is already open up, just put it on. That's it. Make sure the wire is very
loose so there's no tension on the motors. Many people ask me if the
external microphone is working for me in a DJI Mimo app. It works for me no
problem. It works for me with the Android phone. Also if you're gonna be shooting
outdoors, filming outdoors, I highly suggest to get this furry deadcat for
your microphone. It really helps reducing the wind sound. And another take. This
time I'm filming in DJI Mimo app with the external microphone.
I do have brightness locked and I have face tracking again so when I move the
camera is going to nicely follow me. Very smooth video. Sound should be a little bit
better. Well, that was the basic kit I showed you
before but now let me show you the other items I have here. If you are going to
shoot in low light, you should have in your bag small LED light. I have this
Weeylite RB08P which I did a full review on. I'll add the link to the video,
below video description. To attach it to the gimbal you will use this
mini bean grip. You don't need to write it all it down, all of it will be linked
below video. One end goes to the light and the other end goes to ring adapter.
I am not finished yet. I have few more items here. This phone
has three great lenses. Wide, standard and telephoto. I decided to add another lens
to it and it's the Moment anamorphic lens. I did a review on this lens in past
video as well. The link will be also below. For that you also need a Moment
case to be able to attach the lens to the phone. Now, when I was talking about
using the anamorphic lens and the case with this phone on the DJI Osmo mobile 3
gimbal, I was mentioning that the motors were kind of sounding like they are
working a bit too hard. Some of you suggested to get the counter weights. I
got them. I ordered them, they are very cheap and I really wanted to test it out
to make sure I get to the bottom of this. To get that set up kind of working. I
added two of them and I found that it is enough to have the phone more centered
and balanced. I still hear the motors tiny bit but it is much better so thank
you for suggesting this. You can film with this lens in any app, however your
footage will look squeezed. You need to do squeeze it in post. If you want to
see the real anamorphic look as you are filming, it is the best to use Filmic Pro
app. Do you actually want me to create video on how to use Filmic Pro app? Let
me know in the comment section below. You can also use Moment app as well. Last
three items will complete this set up. Here is filter attachment for the
anamorphic lens.
Simply place it over the anamorphic lens and now you can attach 52 millimeters
variable ND filter. This ND filter I already had here as I'm using it with my
main camera Canon M50. With this filter you can make your smartphone
footage look like this. To do this however, you need to shoot in manual mode.
And just for a comparison, here's a footage without ND filter.
I also have CPL filter here. The same size 52 millimeters. It reduces flares
and reflections. You can add it to the filter attachment on the anamorphic lens
and I know the anamorphic lens is used for the flares and those light streaks
but there are situations where you don't want to always have those light streaks.
And for that you might actually like the CPL filter. Especially if you're
shooting through the lakes and through the water so you can get your footage
instead of looking like this....
to look like that.
If you want to shoot in slow motion you can just hold it in your hands. Yes I
also made a video about that how to film handheld and edit video with the
smartphone.
And if you want to film in real speed, just grab DJI Osmo Mobile 3 gimble, add
counterweights. I got three here, it works. All those accessories here are very
powerful. You can create some powerful things with it. All you have to do now is
just learn how to use it all. If I had this many years ago, our family and
travel videos would look completely different.
So now when I put all this in this little bag except the phone, this is it
and a total weight is 1010 grams. This is for those who want the ultimate complete
exceptional filming experience. And if you have a little bit room add the
monopod so you can lift it very high in the air to get those very cool-looking shots.
Well, give it thumbs up if you found this video useful. Subscribe for more videos
like these. Let me know in the comment section below if you want me to walk you
through the Filmic Pro app or if you want me to create more cinematic
step-by-step type of deal how to film with this whole setup. Simply, let me know
in the comment section below what you're after and I will see everyone in the
next video. Cau.... Ahoj....