Kinda Off topic - Osmo

Sorry to have hijacked this thread but hopefully this is helpful..
Today i did my first shoot with color set to "vivid".. Some of the shots were set to Auto exposure and some were on Manual.. I can say for sure it's no more "D-Log" or "NONE" color settings for me! I may have lost a little of my blacks but i don't care.. the footage was so close to what I wanted I barely had to do any correction at all.. Saved me hours in what I normally would have wasted fussing with color correcting.. I can see that that Manual is def. better than auto because in a few shots you can see the exposure adjusting/changing..
So for ME, "Vivid" and Manual exposure works best!
 
The iPhone footage looks best to me in that video. Which begs this debate... (and this is totally subjective). To me, videos I take with my iPhone 6s Plus look better than videos I take with my P3P and better than what I've seen using an Osmo (no, my iPhone can't take aerials, and I don't have a gimbal for my iPhone).

That being said, rather than getting an Osmo, why not just get a nice motorized gimbal that holds an iPhone? Something like this: iStabilizer Gimbal - Smartphone Video Stabilizer – iStabilizer
(there are cheaper ones)

i knew i wanted an osmo ever since i first flew a phantom with a gimbal. however, i ended up with a zhiyun Z1 smooth C 3-axis gimbal for my iphone. it's basically the same as the gimbal you've linked but at a much lower price point. it's been fantastic. initially, i had to reset my horizons for every power cycle which was annoying but updated firmware and a calibration fixed that. i was sold when i looked up reviews on it. i wanted a device that i could continue to use as i upgrade my phone every 1.5-2 years and i can use if for my little iphone5 or my larger iphone6+.
 
I have a OSMO and recently took it to Kenya! The thing is amazing because were on safari and the Rover is bouncing all over the place and the OSMO is smooth! I was convinced not to take my P3P but that was a mistake I really wish I had it!
 
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I shot this video with the Osmo and Phanton 4. The Osmo takes practice but it's fun and delivers a great picture. Much like the Phantom, the more ND filters you have the better.


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