DJI Action 4 warm-up poster unveiled: new reveal of 1/1.3-inch sensor

DJI officially announced today that they will officially release the new DJI Action 4 action camera at 9 o'clock tomorrow night, with the theme of "Blooming and Flying"

According to reports, DJI Action 4 camera warm-up In the poster, we can clearly see the word "4" on the camera, and the "1/1.3" logo is also vaguely displayed on the lens. It is reported that this new camera will use a 1/1.3-inch CMOS sensor. Compared with the 1/1.7-inch sensor of the previous generation, the performance will be significantly improved

It is understood that the DJI Action 4 camera will be equipped with a 155° f/2.8 wide-angle lens, support high frame rate 4K/120p slow-motion shooting and 10bit D-Log M color mode. At the same time, it also adds a vertical shooting function to meet users' needs for sharing short videos on social platforms. In addition, the DJI Action 4 camera is also waterproof to 18 meters, making it very suitable for underwater sports scenes. The camera body weighs only 145 grams, making it easy to carry and operate.

DJI Action 3 camera has a 1/1.7-inch CMOS sensor, supports high frame rate 4K/120fp video shooting, and also has D-Cinelike color mode, time-lapse photography and digital zoom. In addition, DJI Action 3 also uses the Super Stabilization 3.0 intelligent anti-shake algorithm, which effectively reduces camera shake when moving, and uses the horizon stabilization function to keep the picture stable, even in extreme scenes with severe bumps or 360° rotation. The picture is still stable

Although the information revealed by the warm-up poster is limited, the release of DJI Action 4 action camera will definitely bring more innovation and opportunities to photography enthusiasts and outdoor athletes. Tomorrow's press conference will comprehensively introduce the functions and performance of the camera and provide you with the latest reports

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