DJI has launched the pearl white model of its dual-lens gimbal camera, the 'Osmo Pocket 4P,' in South Korea. The new color aims to cater to the demand for portable video recording, particularly for travel and vlogging, while maintaining existing shooting capabilities.
On October 21, DJI announced the release of the Osmo Pocket 4P Pearl White through its official online store and retail outlets. The standard combo is priced at 895,000 won.
The Osmo Pocket 4P features both a 20mm wide-angle lens and a 60mm telephoto lens. The wide-angle camera is equipped with a 1-inch CMOS sensor and LOFIC technology, supporting a dynamic range of up to 17 stops. It also offers a 10-bit 'D-Log 2' color profile and can shoot up to 4K at 240fps for slow-motion video.
The 60mm telephoto camera supports an f/1.8 aperture and 3x optical zoom, with digital zoom capabilities of up to 12x. Weighing in at 230 grams, the device is designed for portability while accommodating both portrait and landscape photography.
Recently showcased at the IBC 2026 in Europe, the Osmo Pocket 4P has been gaining traction in the portable camera market for creators, emphasizing its dual lenses and 17-stop dynamic range.
For subject tracking, the camera utilizes 'ActiveTrack 8.0.' It can capture images at a maximum resolution of 37 million pixels and offers up to 210 minutes of usage on a single charge. It also supports data transfer speeds of up to 800MB/s via USB 3.1.
The pearl white model features a pearlescent pigment and multi-layer coating, allowing the exterior's gloss to change depending on the angle and lighting. This model expands aesthetic options while retaining the original performance.
DJI has ensured compatibility with existing Osmo accessories, including fill lights, ND filters, wide-angle lens adapters, battery handles, and external microphones.
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