DJI is getting ready to update its pocket gimbal camera lineup, with the Osmo Pocket 4 series now officially set to launch on April 16 at 12 PM (GMT). The new models look like they’ll build on the Pocket 3, with a focus on image quality and a few practical upgrades.
The company has already shared a teaser with the line “A myriad of images in an inch…” (translated from Chinese), which seems to point toward the sensor. As expected, low-light performance and dynamic range are likely areas of improvement.
From what’s been shown so far, the standard Osmo Pocket 4 sticks to the familiar design: a compact body with a camera mounted on top and a small rotatable screen below. There are also physical controls around the hinge area, including a zoom toggle and a customizable button.
There’s also talk of a Pro version, which could introduce a dual-camera setup. That part hasn’t been officially detailed yet, but it suggests DJI might be aiming for a bit more flexibility in terms of focal lengths or shooting modes.
On the hardware side, the standard model is expected to use a 1-inch sensor with up to 14 stops of dynamic range. It should also support 10-bit D-Log, which is useful if you’re planning to do color grading later.
A couple of smaller but practical upgrades are also mentioned. The device may come with 107GB of built-in storage, along with transfer speeds of up to 800MB/s, which should make moving footage a bit quicker.
Overall, it looks like DJI is keeping the same compact form factor but trying to improve the things that matter most for everyday shooting: better dynamic range, easier controls, and faster workflow.
We’ll know more once the company officially unveils the series later this week.
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(Source: DJI on Weibo)
