Osmo Pocket

The smallest 3-axis stabilized handheld camera

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The smallest 3-axis stabilized handheld camera

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As the smallest 3-axis stabilized handheld camera DJI has ever designed, the compact and intelligent Osmo Pocket turns any moment into a cinematic memory. In just seconds, Osmo Pocket lets you share your life anywhere, anytime. ... Osmo Pocket uses DJI's smallest 3-axis mechanical ...

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I didn't know I needed this until I saw the video. This would be a great Christmas gift for my brother who's constantly hiking and filming.

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7yr ago

This is the death of GoPro!! 😱

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7yr ago

Robinhood Better Reports

@nitishmurthy haha RIP

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7yr ago

@nitishmurthy This looks pretty rad, but it’s still lacking on specs (particularly frame rate) and waterproofing, at least compared to the Hero 7 Black. The recent electronic stabilization has made me nix my stabilizer, too. I think DJI is obviously in a pretty remarkable position to knock out GoPro, but this alone doesn’t do it quite yet.

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7yr ago

Fulldive Browser

That moment when I've just bought Osmo Mobile 2 and now I'm looking at this 😭

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7yr ago

GoPro, the ball has been stolen from your court.. Jokes apart, I'd say GoPro will hold its ground because of its durability and portability in action shooting (although the "GoPro look" isn't always desirable). I reckon camera manufacturers in general, from PAS, Micro 4/3 to DSLRs -- who rely on the amateur and social media filmmaking to sell their products and had big boom in the past 5 years -- could take the biggest hit and be critically impacted by this. Why would anybody use a more expensive, heavier, clumsier and overall not as good as something like this? Less expensive, with great quality and perfectly fit for its niche. Screw that Neistat kit with GorillaPods and huge-expensive studio Canons. This is a no brainer. A big win for product design and research here.

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7yr ago