DJI has unveiled its latest-generation action camera, boasting support for 4K 120fps shooting, an expansive 155-degree field of view, and enhanced low-light performance. This DJI new action cam is set to rival the previously released GoPro 11.
In comparison to its predecessor, the new DJI action cam features an upgraded sensor. The Osmo Action 4 employs a CMOS sensor with a 1/1.3-inch optical format, offering pixel sizes of 2.4 µm. This enhancement should significantly improve low-light shooting capabilities.
The optics of the DJI Osmo Action 4 remain consistent, with an aperture of F/2.8 and a wide 155-degree viewing angle. The camera maintains two touch-sensitive displays, strategically placed on opposite sides of the device’s body.
Capable of recording videos with 10-bit color and D-Log M mode, this camera facilitates deeper color correction during post-production. Moreover, the proprietary HorizonSteady stabilization system ensures steady footage even during fast-paced action. The camera includes a unique magnetic locking mechanism to swiftly switch between horizontal and vertical formats.
For added versatility, the camera comes with a horizontal-vertical protective frame that accommodates both horizontal (standard) and vertical (portrait) modes. This frame offers multiple attachment options, such as a quick-release adapter mount, a surface-adhesive curved base, a screw and anti-slip pad, and a lens hood with a USB-C PD fast charging cable.
In addition to the camera itself, DJI introduces supplementary accessories to expand the potential of the new Osmo Action 4 action camera. These accessories encompass a GPS controller, a glass lens cap, and a set of neutral plane filters.
The DJI Osmo Action 4 is available in two combo options: Standard and Adventure.
The Standard Combo includes a camera and a set of accessories. The Extreme battery lasts longer than standard batteries and can withstand low temperatures. It can be pre-ordered from Bhphotovideo.com, Amazon.com, Adorama.com, Amazon.co.uk for $399 / £379.
The Adventure Combo includes the camera and everything in the Standard Combo, plus three Extreme batteries, an optional Mini adapter quick-release mount, two locking screws, a battery charging case, and a monopod with a tripod. It can be pre-ordered from Bhphotovideo.com, Amazon.com, Adorama.com, and Amzon.co.uk for $499 / £469.
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Features
- 1/1.3 inch optical format panel
- 155° Wide Angle Optics
- Two color displays: front and back
- Supports shooting video in UHD 4K 120 fps, 2.7K 120 fps, 1080p 240 fps
- Fast charge support
- Possibility of voice control of the camera
- Advanced RockSteady 3.0 Image Stabilization
- HorizonBalance support and HorizonSteady horizontal alignment
- Can dive up to 17 meters deep
- Built-in microphones for stereo sound recording
In a previous release, DJI introduced the Air 3 drone, equipped with two cameras: a wide-angle and a telephoto lens with 3x zoom. The new model supports a 48MP photo mode and HDR video recording in 4K at 60 fps. Boasting a claimed flight time of up to 46 minutes, an omnidirectional obstacle detection system, and the innovative O4 HD video transmission system, the DJI Air 3 drone weighs 720 grams.
Furthermore, the DJI Air 3 camera introduces a new feature to the Air lineup – 2.7K vertical shooting (9:16 aspect ratio). The drone also provides the capability to capture 48-megapixel images with either of its cameras.
