DJI has recently shared a post on Twitter teasing the upcoming reveal of a new product soon. But unlike the Air 3 drone that was launched last week, this upcoming device is hinted to be the Osmo Action 4, the successor to the brand’s action camera line-up.
According to DJI, the new camera is expected to debut at 9pm local time tomorrow on 2 August 2023. And based on the teaser image provided, it appears that the Osmo Action 4 will retain more or less the same design as its predecessor, but will feature a much larger lens instead. Further details regarding its specifications and onboard features are still unknown at this time, unfortunately.
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— DJI (@DJIGlobal) July 31, 2023
However, there have been several leaks that were released online by numerous sources prior to tomorrow’s launch. According to these, the upcoming DJI Osmo Action 4 is suggested to allegedly feature a new1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor with 155-degree FOV which can record 4K videos at up to 120fps. It is also said to come with the brand’s 360-degree HorizonSteady feature, a deep-freeze resistant and long-lasting battery, a waterproof body that can withstand 18m, and dual touchscreen displays.
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— OsitaLV (@OsitaLV) July 31, 2023
Apart from the sensor, it seems that everything else is presumably similar to the Action 3 from last year. But given the fact that it is a succeeding model, there’s a big chance that the newer camera would feature numerous improvements in battery, shooting modes, more features, and so on.
Additionally, the leaks also claim that the new DJI Osmo Action 4 will be supposedly offered in two options; a standard combo with just the camera itself and basic accessories for US$412 (~RM1,860), as well as an Adventure Combo which comes with an extension rod, three batteries and a battery case for US$525 (~RM2,370). Whether or not all of the leaked information provided is accurate or not, we’ll only find out during tomorrow’s launch.
(Source: DJI [Twitter] / OsitaLV / SnoopyTech / Quadro_News)
