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DJI Osmo Pocket first look.

A truly pocket-sized 4K-resolution camera, this Osmo is tailor-made for people who love to shoot and share without worrying about shake. The little 4K-resolution shooter is on a three-axis gimbal like those found on the company's drones for smooth-looking shots. Combined with a long list of shooting options, this is a lot of camera for $350.

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CNET

29.11.2018 17:24

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What do you think? Would you carry this around for stabilized 4k?

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DiscoverMore

01.12.2018 14:34

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If I have to whip out my phone to attach it to uae certain features on the camera. I might as well just use my phone to record. Plus that USB port looks like its gonna end up snapping off somewhere down the road. That part is just not a good design.

Andrea Rossi

01.12.2018 17:21

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Wow, great dji. I ordered it yesterday, I hope it will come before Christmas.!

ydn

01.12.2018 18:04

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Wow this is great!!! Would be perfect for any vacations!!! And price is reasonable, not that expensive. Definitely adding to my wishlist! Thanks cnet for covering this!

Zeeshan Nasir

01.12.2018 19:41

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Nailed it. This is dope. Now GoPro guys thinking!

Le Tuan

01.12.2018 19:51

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Buy a $1000 phone to run a $300 camera!!! Smh

Marcus Lee

02.12.2018 05:36

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does the stabilization works as good as gimbal?
the motorize gimbal looks fragile and prone to mechanical failure though…