DJI announces Osmo Pocket 4 with upgraded video and tracking features
The latest version of DJI's pocket-sized gimbal camera adds higher frame rate video, improved low-light performance and updated subject tracking tools.
www.capturemag.com.auHere’s the latest on the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 cameras I can share right now.
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What’s new: The Pocket 4 introduces higher frame rates (up to 4K at 240fps), expanded dynamic range (around 14 stops) and 10-bit D-Log color, with improvements in low-light performance and updated ActiveTrack tracking features. It also adds a built-in zoom (1x to 2x) and new hardware controls to speed up shooting, plus an updated touchscreen and optional accessory light. These updates aim to make pocket-sized filmmaking more versatile in varied lighting and action scenarios. This is consistent with recent announcements and hands-on previews from major outlets [sources indicate the 4K/240fps capability, 14-stop DR, and updated tracking features].[1][3]
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Availability and regions: Official launches have occurred, with staggered availability in different regions. Some reports note US availability may lag behind other markets due to regulatory or FCC-related clearance, suggesting a delayed US release relative to other countries. If you’re in the U.S., you may need to wait a bit longer for local availability.[5][6]
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What this means for creators: The Pocket 4’s combination of higher frame rates, improved low-light performance, and enhanced tracking can benefit travel vlogging, run-and-gun shoots, and interview-style content. The built-in 4K/240fps potential allows dramatic slow-motion in tight spaces, while 10-bit color and 14-stop DR provide more latitude for post-production grading. Early hands-on coverage emphasizes these capabilities alongside the new controls and increased storage options.[3][1][5]
Illustration: If you’d like, I can summarize the key specs in a compact spec sheet or generate a quick side-by-side comparison with the Pocket 3 to highlight what’s changed.
Would you like a concise spec snapshot, a regional availability note tailored to Grapevine, TX, or a quick comparison table against the Pocket 3? I can also pull the official release notes and create a visual chart of the main upgrades.
Citations:
- Announcement details including 4K/240fps, 14 stops DR, 10-bit D-Log, and tracking features.[1][3]
- Availability notes and US entry considerations.[6][5]