DJI teases the dual-camera Osmo Pocket 4P gimbal

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A rendered image showing DJI's Pocket 4P camera gimbal pinch dual cameras

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To nan astonishment of pretty overmuch nobody, DJI has teased its Osmo Pocket 4P gimbal that features 2 abstracted cameras for wide and image shooting. The image shows a bigger type of nan company's caller Pocket 4 model pinch dual cameras including a wide lens pinch a 1-inch sensor and a 3x zoom lens. 

"Built for precocious creators who request much from their cinematic ocular storytelling, DJI will motorboat nan Osmo Pocket 4P — a revolutionary pocket-sized gimbal equipped pinch a dual-camera strategy — successful 2026," nan institution wrote. "Offering elastic focal magnitude sum for seamless adjustment crossed divers shooting scenarios, nan Osmo Pocket 4P combines powerful upgraded hardware pinch boundless imaginative possibilities to usher successful a caller era of mobile cinematography." 

There are nary different specifications different than nan teaser page, but acknowledgment to a ample number of leaks, we person a bully thought what to expect. On apical of nan dual cameras, it should supports 4K astatine up to 240 fps, let 14 stops of move scope pinch 10-bit D-Log color, characteristic Hasselblad tuning and travel pinch up to 128GB of built-in storage. Like nan Osmo Pocket 4, it will characteristic a 3-axis mechanic gimbal, updated ActiveTrack stabilization and a flip-out touchscreen. The value is anyone's guess, but it will beryllium a batch much than nan Pocket 4 and apt not disposable successful nan US anytime soon. 

Speaking of that, DJI told maine yesterday that its appealing its inclusion connected nan Federal Communication Commission's (FCC) covered database successful February 2026, citing a deficiency of owed process. It said nan FCC is seeking nationalist input connected whether to assistance this entreaty by May 11, 2026, and asked US-based drone users to taxable a remark connected really DJI's drones impact their business to nan FCC's website. 

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