Review · Dual-Lens Pocket Gimbal Camera
DJI Osmo Pocket 4P
1" + 1/1.28" dual-lens · €599 official (~$1,000 import) · 3x optical zoom
9.0
Our score
Editor's Choice
DJI's first dual-lens pocket gimbal changes what a camera this small can do — true optical zoom between two genuinely good lenses, and 17 stops of dynamic range that embarrasses cameras costing six times as much. The only real catch is getting one: it isn't officially sold in the US.
Pros
+True 3x optical zoom between two lenses — a first for pocket gimbal cameras
+17 stops of dynamic range in D-Log 2, rivaling cameras costing far more
+Excellent low-light performance for its size
+Fast 800MB/s transfer speeds and 103GB of built-in storage
Cons
−Not officially sold in the US — import pricing runs roughly $1,000 vs. €599 official
−D-Log 2 disables zoom and slow-motion, and caps ISO at 3,200
−Noticeable exposure and color shift when switching lenses
−Missing pro monitoring tools like zebras and histograms
Full specifications
Primary lens20mm-equiv f/2.0, 1" sensor
Secondary lens60mm-equiv f/1.8, 1/1.28" sensor
Zoom3x true optical, 6x in-sensor, 12x digital max
Max resolution4K video, 37MP stills
Frame ratesUp to 240fps slow motion
Dynamic range17 stops, D-Log 2 mode, primary lens only
Display2" OLED touchscreen
Storage103GB internal + microSD
Battery1,545mAh, ~200–220 min real-world
Price€599 official / ~$1,000 import (not officially sold in the US)
How it compares
This Camera
Insta360 Luna Ultra
DJI Osmo Pocket 3
Price
~$1,000 (import)
$769.99
$429
Lenses
Dual (20mm + 60mm)
Dual (20mm + 60mm)
Single (20mm)
Optical zoom
3x
3x
None (4x digital)
Max video
4K/240
8K/30, 4K/120
4K/120
Dynamic range
17 stops
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