DJI teases the dual-camera Osmo Pocket 4P gimbal
Source: Engadget
Overview
DJI has teased the Osmo Pocket 4P gimbal, which features two separate cameras for wide and portrait shooting. The render shows a larger version of the company’s new Pocket 4 model with a wide‑angle lens that uses a 1‑inch sensor and a 3× zoom lens.
“Built for advanced creators who demand more from their cinematic visual storytelling, DJI will launch the Osmo Pocket 4P — a revolutionary pocket‑sized gimbal equipped with a dual‑camera system — in 2026. Offering flexible focal length coverage for seamless adaptation across diverse shooting scenarios, the Osmo Pocket 4P combines powerful upgraded hardware with boundless creative possibilities to usher in a new era of mobile cinematography.” – DJI
Expected Specifications
- Dual‑camera system: wide‑angle 1‑inch sensor + 3× zoom lens
- Video: up to 4K @ 240 fps
- Dynamic range: 14 stops, 10‑bit D‑Log color
- Hasselblad color tuning
- Built‑in storage: up to 128 GB
- 3‑axis mechanical gimbal with updated ActiveTrack stabilization
- Flip‑out touchscreen
Pricing has not been disclosed, but it is expected to be higher than the standard Pocket 4 and may not be available in the US immediately.
Regulatory Status
DJI indicated that it is appealing its inclusion on the Federal Communication Commission’s (FCC) covered list as of February 2026. The FCC is seeking public input on whether to grant the appeal by May 11 2026, and US‑based drone users have been asked to submit comments on how DJI’s drones affect their business via the FCC’s website.