We have some sample footage that has been recorded using both of the gimbals below and as you will be able to see, the levels of image stabilization provided and the improvements to the image quality that you are able to capture are very close to each other. Moving onto the performance and functionality of the gimbals and as you would expect from two of the industry giants, both gimbals offer some excellent performance that has helped them establish their position at the top of their respective niches. If you are on a tighter budget, new to your sport, or more of a vlogger then the Osmo Pocket can be considered the better option due to its lower overall price tag when you factor in the cost of the actual action camera in addition to your Karma Grip. This means that you can capture footage from the Karma Grip, then capture footage holding your camera in your hands then use a wearable gimbal to meet the needs of your situation.Īs the action camera is sold separately for the Karma Grip we often see that as the more popular option for people who have been involved in their action sport of choice for longer and have more of a budget available for their accessories. On the flip side of this though, the GoPro Karma Grip offers a ton of versatility as your action camera is fully detachable. If you want a small, very lightweight handheld gimbal that is very easy to use but not very versatile then the DJI Osmo Pocket is a solid option. In our opinion, no matter what the specs of the units are the winning gimbal stabilizer for your situation will likely come down to your needs. Both products have also been designed for slightly different roles within action sports too and are not actually direct competition to each other. Now, before we actually get into the article, we just want to say that both of these handheld gimbals are great bits of kit and either can make a great addition to your camera accessories. Our hope is that this article will be able to help any of our readers who are considering purchasing either of these stabilizers and adding them to their collection of camera accessories. Due to this, we are constantly seeing people reaching out for a dedicated GoPro Karma Grip vs DJI Osmo Pocket article so we have decided to make that the focus of today’s article. Previously, the best option was to purchase an action camera like a GoPro and then pick up an action camera gimbal like the Karma Grip to capture your adventures but now, action sports enthusiasts have an option.īoth methods have their advantages over each other and arguably the DJI Osmo Pocket with its excellent reputation is the top all in one solution on the market right now and the GoPro Karma Grip with its excellent reputation is one of the best action camera gimbals right now. If using for action sports on the rider the GoPro will be a better choice for obvious reasons.Over the last few years, all in one gimbal unit like the DJI Osmo Pocket have become more and more popular within both the action sport and vlogging niches. For underwater video and the ability to stay level via a gimbal, this hands down is better that the GoPro.
GOPRO 7 VS OSMO POCKET UPDATE
With Cinelike D coming in the near future on the pocket software update the video will look better to my eyes.
GOPRO 7 VS OSMO POCKET PRO
Not as good as the new Mavic Pro 2 or the Inspire 2 even with the least expensive X4S camera, but it looks much better that the original Osmo handheld. Overall the camera video quality is good. The waterproof housing looks big and not sure if you can mount it to anything. So it’ll need to my mounted high up to avoid spray. And of course the fish eye look of GoPro cameras, while minimized on the 7, used to look neat but now looks antique to me. Also horizon tracking and not tipping to either side when the boat turns. That to me is the selling point over the GoPro 7. What I’m most excited about is the ability to “follow” my daughter surfing/wake boarding.
GOPRO 7 VS OSMO POCKET DRIVERS
Along with the wireless adapter I will have full control of the camera/gimbal from my phone at the drivers station. I have a GoPro mount on the tower and will be attaching this via the DJI accessory mount to that.
I bought it as a steady camera that I can use on my tower.
You can’t adjust gimbal speed or any of the other functions that are part of the higher end systems. With that said the software is similar but ability is limited. I use a Ronin-s for business and they tend to incorporate the high end functions into their lower end products.
I own a lot of DJI products and they all have worked great.
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