During this year’s Cannes Film Festival, DJI took the stage for a brief moment and introduced the Osmo Pocket 4P, which is a more advanced version of the regular Osmo Pocket 4 that the company introduced last month.
While the regular Pocket 4 is aimed toward mainstream content creators and vloggers, the Pocket 4P is tailored for professional, independent filmmakers. With its powerful, yet compact hardware, the Pocket 4P wants to replace a good chunk of the heavy equipment involved in filmmaking. Hence, the product was introduced, although not fully disclosed, at the Cannes Film Festival.
DJI itself didn’t go into much detail, but we will probably get more specs soon enough. For now, we will have to work with vague descriptions of an improved main sensor capable of capturing a wider dynamic range. The zoom capabilities have also been improved, which will help with nicer portrait shots, too. New color reproduction algorithms render skin tone more accurately.
Speaking of color, the compact camera setup supports 10-bit D-Log2 color profiles for professional-grade color grading.
The more powerful sensor allowed the Pocket 4P to render nighttime and indoor scenes with more detail and wider dynamic range.
Of course, the camera pairs with a broad line of DJI accessories that improve stabilization, audio, etc.
DJI doesn’t say when to expect the Osmo Pocket 4P, though, so we can only sit and wait for it to appear on DJI’s official web store.
