DJI Osmo Pocket 4P launches in Ireland

DJI goes dual-lens

It arrives eight years after DJI created the pocket-camera category with the original Osmo Pocket in 2018, and hot on the heels of the single-lens Osmo Pocket 4.

The camera features a dual-lens setup that combines a new 1-inch stacked LOFIC CMOS sensor with an f/2.0 aperture and up to 17 stops of dynamic range.

It also includes a 60mm telephoto lens with 3x optical zoom, allowing users to easily switch from wide landscape shots to more detailed portraits.

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DJI said the wide-angle lens can record in up to 4K at 240 frames per second, making it suitable for everything from high-contrast city nightscapes to backlit portraits.

It also features a new 10-bit D-Log 21 colour profile capable of capturing more than one billion colours for greater detail and colour accuracy.

The camera works seamlessly with DJI’s wireless microphones and comes in a classic black or an eye-catching pearl white finish.

The wide-angle lens uses a 20mm-equivalent 1in CMOS sensor and can also grab 50-megapixel stills, while the second lens gives creators genuine reach without swapping kit or losing quality.

DJI is pitching the 4P as a do-everything pocket rig for travel, vlogging and social content, and it is available in Irish stores now. For more, see our latest tech and lifestyle news.