Why manufacturers wait for extensive user feedback after releasing a new product to implement firmware updates instead of releasing a fully functioning product in the first place is beyond me, but that is something I will have to learn to live with.
overall better image quality for video (if you don’t use D-Cinelike)Īs much as we look forward to updates, they don’t necessarily make my job as a camera tester any easier.adds RockSteady+ (which crops more into the image).adds HDR recording (only up to 4K30), no D-Cinelike 10bit possible.
adds 10 Bit video recording when using D-Cinelike. So, I decided to test them both thoroughly by using them in different scenarios and over a longer period of time to really test how far I can go.Īs it ever so often happens, DJI released a new firmware (V) for the Action 3, just as I was about to finish the video and article. Image credit: CineDĪs technology proceeds, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to clearly distinguish any major differences in feature set or image quality when looking at the DJI Osmo Action 3 and the GoPro HERO11. The DJI Osmo Action 3 and GoPro HERO11 – Slightly used after two months.
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