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DJI Teases Osmo Pocket 4P With Hints of a Two-Camera Cinematic Upgrade

DJI has barely got the Osmo Pocket 4 out the door, and already it’s waving another wee gadget in the air: the Osmo Pocket 4P. The reveal happened at the Cannes Film Festival, which is hardly subtle. DJI says putting it on show there marks a “bold evolution” of the Pocket line, shifting it from a creator tool toward a cinematic imaging device built for professional-grade storytelling.

That’s a grand promise, mind you, especially since the company is being stingy with the specifics.

What’s confirmed is 10-bit D-Log2, described as a new version of DJI’s Log curve, with the pitch that it will support professional colour grading. Beyond that, DJI says the 4P brings improved zoom. That’s the curious bit, because the Osmo Pocket 4 only has digital zoom. The single teaser image shows two cameras, which rather suggests a multi-camera setup—possibly pairing digital zoom with a telephoto focal length.

DJI is also claiming more natural skin tones, more cinematic depth, and stronger low-light performance. But that’s your lot for now. No proper spec sheet, no pricing, and no release details beyond the promise that more information will come later.

So at the moment, the Osmo Pocket 4P is less a product launch and more a raised eyebrow: if DJI can back up the Cannes-sized talk, this could be a serious step up for the Pocket range.

Posted on 19 May 2026