Today (June 29) DJI officially launched the Osmo Pocket 4P dual-lens gimbal camera in Hong Kong. The Vlog set, which comes with all practical accessories at a fixed price, has been sought after by many photography enthusiasts. According to industry sources, the market response during the pre-sale period of the device has been quite enthusiastic.
Unboxing the Hong Kong version of the Osmo Pocket 4P Vlog set. After opening the square box packaging, you can see that the camera and accessories are placed in a large storage bag, and a smaller camera carrying bag is placed next to it.
▲ The random contents of the Vlog set are quite rich.
In addition to the camera body, the Vlog set also comes with DJI Mic Mini2 transmitter, fill light, viewfinder remote control, mini tripod, 1/4-inch threaded handle, storage bag/portable bag, double-sided USB-C charging cable and other accessories.
Start the Osmo Pocket 4P. Its dual lenses are arranged vertically, and the 3x mid-focus lens is placed above the lens. In terms of design, it is larger than the Pocket 4 lens, but it can still be placed stably after being connected to a threaded handle and a tripod.
▲ Although the lens has become larger, it can still be placed stably after being equipped with a threaded handle and a tripod.
▲ When starting up, the dual lenses will be arranged vertically and the 3x mid-focus lens will be placed above the lens.
Osmo Pocket 4P uses the same 2-inch rotating OLED as the standard version. The analog keys and video keys can still be operated in direct screen mode, but the upper zoom mode buttons will be hidden, and the touch screen must be used instead.
▲ The same 2-inch rotating OLED, analog keys and video keys can still be operated in direct screen mode
▲ When the power is turned off, the lens will be folded as shown in the figure. The top of the lens assembly is slightly heavier than the Pocket 4.
The expansion part, Osmo Pocket 4P, is the same as Pocket 4. The USB-C port is placed at the bottom of the machine and the memory card slot is placed on the side of the machine. In terms of storage, it has built-in 103GB storage and supports MicroSD with a capacity of up to 1TB.
▲ The USB-C port is placed at the bottom of the machine, and the body also has built-in 103GB storage
▲ MicroSD expansion is placed on the side of the handle, corresponding to memory cards with a capacity of up to 1TB
When this article was published, the Osmo Pocket 4P Hong Kong version was officially on sale. It is available in black and white. The Vlog set in the article is priced at $5,329, and the Osmo Pocket 4P standard version is priced at $4,699.
Mobile Magazine’s short review: Getting started with Osmo Pocket 4P. Due to the enlarged lens set, it is a little more expensive than the standard version. A trial video of the device will be uploaded later, including video recording performances of different scenes.
