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DJI's Osmo Pocket 4P Adds Telephoto Lens Power
18 Jun
Summary
- New Osmo Pocket 4P features a dual-lens system with ultra-wide and 3x telephoto cameras.
- The camera boasts up to 17 stops of dynamic range and new D-Log 2 color profile.
- Pricing starts at CNY 3,799, but global availability and US pricing are uncertain due to bans.
DJI has officially revealed its Osmo Pocket 4P, a compact vlogging camera distinguished by its new dual-lens setup. This model builds upon the design of the Osmo Pocket 4, introducing a secondary 3x telephoto lens alongside the original ultra-wide optic. The camera is initially available only in China, with global pricing and release details yet to be announced.
The Pocket 4P enhances its imaging capabilities with an extended dynamic range, rated up to 17 stops, and introduces DJI's D-Log 2 color profile for improved color grading. This represents a notable upgrade from the Pocket 4's 14-stop dynamic range and D-Log profile.
Design-wise, the Pocket 4P maintains the compact form factor of its predecessor, featuring a 3-axis gimbal and a 2-inch touchscreen. Pricing in China begins at CNY 3,799 for the standard kit. However, due to existing bans, the Pocket 4P will not be available in the US market in the foreseeable future.
This new dual-lens camera is set to compete with devices like the Insta360 Luna Ultra, offering creators more flexibility. Early indications suggest the Pocket 4P may be more affordably priced than its direct competitor, although actual global pricing is still anticipated.
