DJI Osmo Pocket 4 vs iPhone 16 Pro | The Most Accurate Comparison? | Project #009 — Transcript
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- 0:05In the previous video, I mentioned that
- 0:07I'd like to do a comparison between my
- 0:08current iPhone and the DJI Osmo 4. And
- 0:12what was supposed to be a simple
- 0:13comparison video quickly turned into
- 0:15this.
- 0:18Because apparently roughly the same
- 0:19angle is simply not good enough for me.
- 0:23But before we can do any comparison,
- 0:25let's quickly 3D design and print this
- 0:27custom camera rig.
- 0:36Now, we'll need to design this model
- 0:38with two mounting points, one for the
- 0:39DJI Osmo Pocket and one for the iPhone.
- 0:42Next up, slicing the model and sending
- 0:44it to the printer.
- 0:52>> [music]
- 1:04>> With all of the design and assembly out
- 1:05of the way, we can now look at a couple
- 1:07of shots I took to compare the iPhone
- 1:09with the DJI. And we'll start off with a
- 1:11couple of night shots.
- 1:17>> [music]
- 1:22[music]
- 1:36[music]
- 1:41>> On the second shot, I was pleasantly
- 1:43surprised to see the absence of lens
- 1:44flare on the DJI side. This is clearly
- 1:47visible on the iPhone's footage.
- 1:51Next up, we have a shot taken in slow
- 1:53motion at night.
- 1:56At this point, I'm sure you're asking
- 1:58yourself, why on earth am I comparing a
- 2:00brand new DJI to iPhone that's nearly 2
- 2:03years old? And to that I say, fair
- 2:05point. All of my previous YouTube videos
- 2:08were shot using the iPhone 16 Pro, and
- 2:10I'm sure there are a bunch of people who
- 2:12still have a iPhone 16 Pro, and that
- 2:14would like to see a comparison between
- 2:16the DJI and [music] the older iPhone.
- 2:19Also, it's very easy to find a video
- 2:21that compares the brand new iPhone Pro
- 2:23to brand new DJI Osmo Pocket 4, and
- 2:26hopefully this will create a unique
- 2:27perspective.
- 2:30In this clip, I did some light jogging
- 2:32to test out the stabilization of both
- 2:34devices.
- 2:39>> [music]
- 2:41[singing]
- 2:51>> It's important to note that I left both
- 2:53devices on auto settings. And I did this
- 2:55deliberately, because I think most
- 2:57people using their devices will never
- 2:59bother fiddling with any of the pro
- 3:01settings.
- 3:11>> [music]
- 3:12>> I know this next test is definitely not
- 3:14fair towards the iPhone, because it does
- 3:16not have active tracking. But this is
- 3:18such a cool feature, and I did want to
- 3:20try it out to see how good this DJI can
- 3:22track me, and if it's going to lose me
- 3:24when I go around the corner.
- 3:26>> [music]
- 3:33>> It's doing such a good job. I even tried
- 3:35to outpace it, but that was to no avail.
- 3:44>> [music]
- 3:56>> Now we'll have a look at the slow motion
- 3:57shots during the day.
- 4:03>> [music]
- 4:25[music]
- 4:32[music]
- 4:47[music]
- 4:52>> And just like that, we're on to the
- 4:53next.
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