What do you think of the Osmo Pocket 3 camera? I think its size would be great for everyone to carry in their pocket and take advantage of various shooting scenarios. Could someone give their opinion?

Hey everyone! I’ve just picked up a Panasonic Lumix S5 II and wanted to get your advice on how you typically carry your camera while traveling. For example, if you’re somewhere like Bali and moving around on scooters or bikes, what’s been the most practical setup for you? Do you usually rely on a camera bag, a sling, or something more minimal? My main priority is consistency, so I’m looking for a solution that makes it as effortless as possible to vlog without turning it into a production each time I want to shoot. Any tips, gear recommendations, or simple workflows that have helped you stay convenient and ready to film would be greatly appreciated!

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