DJI Pocket 2: 24 or 60fps for Vlogging and General Videos

hey everyone how's it going my name  is Otto and welcome to the channel on this video I want to talk about a subject  that sometimes gets a little bit confusing and the topic is about frame rates and whether  you should use 24 or 60 frames per second this is pretty much the same for all cameras but  I'm going to focus a bit more on the DJI POCKET 2 when you select video mode on the next page you can select the resolution and the  frames per second that you want to use now before I keep going I w

ant to be  clear that there is no perfect frame rate and they are going to have different  results depending on which one you use just to have a general idea 24 frames per second has become kinda like the standard  for most of the movies that we watch there have been a few movies like the HOBBIT  that were shot at 48 frames per second and even though the movements seem to  be more realistic, more fluid and smooth some people don't like it  because I think our brains are trained to see 24 frames

per second as normal when it comes to video games having more  frames per second is going to be more appealing but we're not talking about video games today 60 frames per second or higher frame rates are going to be useful to get that dreamy  slow motion that I think most of us like if you shoot at 60 frames per second and  you watch that video clip on your computer it will play at regular  speed instead of slow motion so you need a program to edit  videos where you can convert those 60 frames p

er second video  clips to 24 frames per second and that's the way to slow down those videos so when do you want to use 24 frames per second? well whenever you want to show  speed with natural motion blur anything that has audio like interviews,  vlogging or any kind of video where someone is talking, singing or playing music and 24 frames per second is also  believed to be the lowest frame rate required to make motion appear  natural to the human eye so you want to use 60 frames per second if yo

u know that you want  to slow down that video clip and get that dreamy or cinematic scene you have to keep in mind that too much slow  motion makes the whole video looks kind of slow and having too much slow motion  is not going to be very appealing if you're using your POCKET  2 on low light situations I highly recommend using 24 frames per  second to keep the shutter speed lower if you use 60 frames per second on low light  situations the shutter speed is going to be higher and the higher the

shutter speed the  less light will go into the camera sensor this will make the video look darker or if  you bump the ISO it will have more noise if you are a casual user who is not  going to edit videos anytime soon but you still want to have slow motion videos you can use the slow motion mode on the POCKET 2 it's only 1080p so you're missing on the 4K but for the most part I  think it's going to look good hopefully this video gave you a better idea about the difference between 24 frames  per s

econd and 60 frames per second I hope to see you next week I have a new product that I want to show you until then please take care, have  an amazing day and take it easy, bye