it's kind of um i had a hero 10 i think and even then the quality was it was fine if it was inside a wedding car and they were traveling around and you could use just a couple of second clips here and there for something that you couldn't get a camera in but yeah it's a static camera it's just absolutely just not good enough and that's not what it's designed for it is have you so you went straight to the 4p greg right and can you describe the four the four pro yeah so

the advantage of it is it's got two cameras the original Pocket 3 and then the Pocket 2 they all had one camera and it was an improvement over action cameras because obviously the action cameras are pretty smooth anyway aren't they with their electronic stabilization all that sort of stuff but this has added a mechanical gimbal and just upped the game a little bit Pocket 3 had the one inch sensor so the image quality was what I'd call good enough So was it as good as a full-frame camera in low light? Not really, but it was good enough that you could mix it in as either a static way, you couldn't get a normal camera, or just an extra safety angle.

You could mix it in with full-frame cameras and microphones.

And these are

what do you think that means then for the, pocket four if the pocket like i was imagining the pocket four would at least be getting some of the tech of the wider that the single lens it's got is that worth an upgrade for someone that's got a pocket three do you think that's worth

it but from a three to i think if you're going from a three you better go into 4p i think like the four is better than the three but if you're spending the money to upgrade I think the advantage of the better sensor in the 4P, it just makes it more flexible normally, which is rather than have to have multiple cameras.

And if you remember, there was a little magnetic sensor, magnetic filters and stuff on the 3P.

which I never had any trouble with them falling off but some people did say they kind of fell off but the 4P is just like the drone nick where you twist it a little bit and