Just weeks after dropping a highly capable standard model with a large sensor, DJI has released the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P in China with a dual-camera system. Pre-order prices for the standard kit price start at 3799 yuan (~RM2281) and a more comprehensive Vlog Kit is also available at 4299 yuan (~RM2582). No Malaysia release dates or pricing details yet though.
Dual-camera system = Double the Creative Flexibility?
The main feature for the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P is obviously the dual-lens setup on the 3-axis mechanical gimbal. The primary camera relies on a 1-inch wide-angle sensor equipped with LOFIC technology to handle tricky lighting conditions, resulting in up to 17 stops of dynamic range.
Right beside it is a new 60mm mid-telephoto lens for true 3x optical zoom, giving shooters a cleaner option for portraits and tight compositions without the typical digital degradation. DJI has also stepped up its tracking software to Intelligent Follow 8.0, allowing the device to track multiple people simultaneously while adjusting the zoom dynamically up to 12x total range.
Notable Tech Specs and Features
Here are the tech specs and features for the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P:
- 1-inch wide-angle sensor primary camera (20mm equivalent focal length, f/2.0 aperture, LOFIC technology, 17 stops of dynamic range)
- 60mm mid-telephoto lens secondary camera (f/1.8 aperture, 3x optical zoom, up to 12x total zoom)
- 103GB built-in storage memory (supports memory card-free recording)
- 3-axis mechanical gimbal stabilization (Intelligent Follow 8.0 tracking software, multi-person tracking, subject-following zoom up to 12x)
- 4K at up to 240fps video capabilities (10-bit color depth, D-Log 2 color profile, slow-shutter recording)
- USB 3.1 hardware connectivity (up to 800MB/s transfers, Wi-Fi live streaming, webcam and web conferencing support)
- Up to 210 minutes battery (fast charging support)
- Built-in software features (real-time skin smoothing, tone warmth controls, six built-in film color presets, DJI Mimo app integration)
The standard kit
The Vlog kit
More options to shoot certainly seems like a good thing, but what do you think? Do you actually want or need a dual-camera system on a gimbal for your video recording? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below, and stay tuned to TechNave.com for more updates on upcoming tech specs and potential Malaysia price details.
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