Taiwan Travel with Just the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P

Instead of lugging around my heavy mirrorless camera like I usually do, I took off for Taiwan with nothing but the Osmo Pocket 4P. We rented a car for one day, and while it was my first time driving in Taiwan, it was actually quite manageable. Making a right turn in the city can be a bit tricky with scooters riding on the edge of the right lane, but if you have over 10 years of driving experience in Korea, you'll be totally fine. From the second day on, we explored on foot. But let me tell you, walking around Taiwan in July is absolute madness. The scenery is stunning, but the intense heat and humidity make your frustration levels skyrocket. That said, the image quality of the Pocket 4P really blew me away. I used to drag my mirrorless camera everywhere mainly for that shallow depth of field, but the 3x zoom feature on this gear pretty much made up for it. While it might not quite reach full-frame levels, it easily holds its own against a Micro Four Thirds sensor. It was a bit disappointing that I kept forgetting to check my focus settings, so I couldn't properly utilize the tracking features. In the next video, I'll go into detail about the Pocket 4P setup and gear combination I put together for this trip.