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DJI has launched the new DJI Osmo Pocket 4P at the Cannes Film Festival. The launch highlights a clear change in DJI’s direction as the company now focuses on filmmaking tools.
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P comes with a dual-lens camera. This is the biggest change in the Pocket series so far. One lens uses a large 1-inch sensor, while the other lens works like a zoom lens to capture subjects from a distance without losing detail.
This dual-lens camera gives more control while shooting. It supports 3x optical zoom and up to 12x hybrid zoom. This means better framing and more natural-looking videos. Faces look less stretched, and backgrounds appear more balanced.
The camera also works well in low light conditions. It has an adjustable aperture from f/1.7 to f/2.8. This helps control light and depth in different scenes. The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P also supports 10-bit D-Log2 color. This feature allows better editing later. HDR video support improves brightness and contrast.
Video stability remains strong. The device uses a 3-axis gimbal system. This keeps shots smooth even while moving. DJI has used similar technology in its Ronin series before.
The camera includes a 2.5-inch rotating screen. The screen stays clear even in bright sunlight. It also supports DJI wireless microphones. This makes sound recording easier and clearer.
The launch at the Cannes Film Festival is not random. DJI wants to connect with filmmakers and the film industry. The company is trying to show that small cameras can also create high-quality cinematic content.
DJI has not shared the price or full release date yet. Early reports suggest that Europe and the UK may get the camera first. The United States launch could take more time owing to regulatory issues.
The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P shows how compact cameras are changing. It offers strong features in a small size. This makes it useful for filmmakers, travel creators, and video professionals who want a simple but powerful cinematic camera.
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