In this video I break down my exact go-to slow motion settings for the DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro, based on what I’ve been shooting on recent trips (DC and Florida). I walk you through switching into Pro mode, dialing exposure down to -3 (DJI’s “0” is a little too hot for my taste), setting ISO to 100–800 to keep noise under control, and shooting in D-Log 10-bit to get the most out of the sensor and its dynamic range. I also show my custom image adjustments—texture down one and noise reduction to -2—because the default look can feel a bit too sharp and the built-in NR can get a little digital. Then I get into the fun part: frame rates and stabilization. I explain why 60fps is my “sweet spot” for most shots (easy to convert to 24fps for ~2.5x slow motion), but I also talk about how impressed I was with 100/120fps—honestly, I think 100fps on the Action 5 Pro looks better than on the Osmo Pocket 3, and if you know my channel, you know that’s saying something. I finish with practical shooting tips—keep the camera moving, use ND filters for better motion blur, don’t be scared to shoot into the sun, and use foreground reveals—plus a quick Premiere Pro workflow for interpreting footage to 23.976fps.