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DJI has been teasing it for months now, but it has officially launched the Osmo Pocket 4P.
With two lenses in the gimbal, this pocket sized camera is designed to give you a wider range of shooting opportunities, from wider landscape scenes to up close personal portrait footage.
It's the first dual lens Osmo Pocket DJI has made, arriving just a few months after the company launched its impressive Osmo Pocket 4.
The primary lens is wide angle, paired with a new 1 inch CMOS sensor that DJI says delivers 17 stops of dynamic range.
It'll shoot up to 4K at 240fps, which means proper slow motion footage of things like falling snow or a dog mid leap, without needing a separate high speed camera.
The second lens is a 60mm medium telephoto with an f/1.8 aperture, built specifically for portraits.
It supports 3x optical zoom (up to 12x digital) and produces the kind of background blur that usually takes a much bigger camera to pull off.
DJI has also added a new 10-bit D-Log 2 colour profile, capturing over a billion colours for smoother tonal transitions in editing. Most users may not use it, but for anyone who grades their footage rather than posting it straight from the camera roll, it will give cleaner highlights and shadows in tricky lighting situations.
Stabilisation is still built on DJI's Ronin tech, squeezed into a 230g body. ActiveTrack 8.0 keeps subjects locked in frame even at full zoom, and works on people, pets, vehicles or other moving objects.
Like previous models, you can rotate the touchscreen to power on and start recording instantly, flash a palm to trigger tracking or a "V" sign to start recording, and you get USB 3.1 transfer speeds up to 800MB/s so you're not waiting around to get footage off the device.
The Pocket 4P also plugs into DJI's existing Osmo accessory ecosystem, including fill lights, ND filters, a black mist filter, a battery handle and various OsmoAudio microphones, so it's not a dead end if you want to build out a proper kit around it.
| Sensor (wide) | 1-inch CMOS, 20mm equivalent, f/2.0, 17 stops dynamic range |
| Sensor (tele) | 60mm medium-telephoto, f/1.8, 3x optical zoom (12x total) |
| Video | Up to 4K/240fps, 10-bit D-Log 2 colour profile |
| Stabilisation | 3-axis mechanical gimbal |
| Tracking | ActiveTrack 8.0, works up to 12x zoom |
| Photo | 37MP high-res photo, 4K Live Photo (1.5s clips) |
| Weight | 230g |
| Charging | 0 to 80% in 18 minutes; up to 210 minutes runtime |
| Transfer | USB 3.1, up to 800MB/s |
| Colours | Black, Pearl White |
Pricing and availability
The Osmo Pocket 4P is available now from DJI and authorised retail partners. The Standard Combo is $959, while the Vlog Combo comes in at $1099.
DJI Care Refresh protection plans are also available, covering accidental damage, wear and water damage, with 1 year and 2 year options offering up to 2 or 4 replacements respectively.
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