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The Pocket now has a detachable base that can be swapped out for a base with a tripod mount or an accessory called the Do-It-All handle ($99), which turns the Pocket into a live streaming tool and allows you to use it with the DJI Mimo app without attaching your phone to the camera. The Pocket 2 has been redesigned so that the wrist strap can attach to the camera instead of just the carrying case. Some Pocket 2 accessories: Do-It-All handle (attached to the base of camera), a wireless mic with windscreen, tripod mount and smartphone connectors.

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Touchscreen controls allow you to access additional shooting modes (slow-mo, timelapse, pano, HDR Video), customize the Mini Control Stick settings, select recording resolution, review files, and access Pro Mode. If you’ve slid the Mini Control Stick into position, you will be able to customize the joystick to Zoom or Tilt and switch between Tilt Lock, FPV, and Follow using the button on the top right. The Pocket 2 now has the ability to pause recording while shooting video by pressing and holding the record button. The bottom left record button records video or shoots stills, and the button next to it allows you to swap between the two modes easily. The Pocket’s power button sits on the right side of the camera, and the micro SD card slides into a slot on the left. The Mini Control Stick (just below the screen at left) makes the Pocket 2 easier to operate than the original. Although there are some changes with the button layout, the operation remains familiar to the original.

If you're using the Mini Control Stick, the buttons to control the Pocket increase to five from the original two. The exterior design of the Pocket 2 is similar to the original but now includes a Mini Control Stick that slides into the area previously reserved for a smartphone connection. HDR Video: 2.7K/30p (arriving in a future firmware update).4 microphones with directional audio and sound tracking.

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8x zoom (64MP mode), 4x lossless zoom in 1080p or 16MP mode.Though the film strays from the usual western, that may be wherein lies its charm. It was made at a time before being politically correct mattered, so keep an ear peeled for some slurs about Mexicans. It’s an actionless western, going against the tradition, that relies on its wry humor and an intelligent script and the brilliant atmospheric photography by Laszlo Kovacs to make this paper-thin plot work as the oddball pair stumble across Mexico. Crooked rancher Garrett (Strother) does not pay Jim what he originally promised and the two down-on-their-heels drifters try to get home by using their questionable business skills to pull off a scam on the shady cattle baron, but the trail is an adventurous one–more than what they imagined. These two yokels are taken advantage of in Mexico when they team up in a cattle smuggling scheme to cross the border to Texas. It plays out as character studies in contrast between two cowboys with big dreams, the naive Jim Kane and the hard-living but slow-witted Leonard (Newman & Marvin). This is one of many collaborations between Rosenberg and Newman (“Cool Hand Luke,” “WUSA” & “The Drowning Pool”). Brown and co-scripted by John Gay and Terrence Malick. It’s a modern day western comedy based on the novel Jim Kane by J.P.S. Stuart Rosenberg directs a friendly, shaggy-dog type of story. “ It is so peculiar and doesn’t seem to care that it strays from the usual western, that therein lies its charm.“ Brown/John Gay/Terrence Malick cinematographer: Laszlo Kovacs editor: Bob Wyman music: Alex North cast: Paul Newman (Jim Kane), Lee Marvin (Leonard), Christina Belford (Adelita), Hector Elizondo (Juan), Fred Graham (Herb), Strother Martin (Garrett), Kelly Jean Peters (The Wife), Wayne Rogers (Stretch Russell), Gregory Sierra (Chavarin) Runtime: 99 MPAA Rating: PG producer: John C. (director: Stuart Rosenberg screenwriters: from the book Jim Kane by J.P.S.

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