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DJI Osmo Pocket 4 vs Osmo 360 II vs RS 5: Which DJI Camera or Gimbal Is Right for You?

DJI Osmo Pocket 4 gimbal camera

Short answer: for vlogging, travel and everyday video in your pocket, get the Osmo Pocket 4. To capture everything around you and choose the angle later, get the Osmo 360 II. If you already shoot with a mirrorless camera and want smooth, cinematic moves, get the RS 5 Combo gimbal.

Osmo Pocket 4: the pocket vlogging camera

  • 1-inch CMOS sensor with 14 stops of dynamic range
  • 3-axis mechanical stabilisation
  • 10-bit D-Log colour profile
  • 107 GB of built-in storage, so no memory card needed
  • Rotating screen for horizontal and vertical video

It's the easiest way to get smooth, cinematic video without carrying a big camera. Choose the Essential Combo for the basics, or the Standard Combo for the extra grip and wrist strap.

Osmo 360 II: shoot everything, frame it later

A 360° camera records the whole scene at once, so you never miss the moment and can pick the angle in editing. The Osmo 360 II records 8K/60fps HDR 360° video with 1-inch 360° imaging, has user-replaceable lenses and 105 GB of built-in storage. Great for travel, motorbikes, cycling and events.

RS 5 Combo: a gimbal for your camera

The RS 5 is not a camera. It holds your mirrorless camera and lens steady for smooth moving shots. It carries up to 3 kg, has a 14-hour battery, an intelligent tracking module and an electronic briefcase handle for low-angle shots.

Frequently asked questions

Pocket 4 or a phone gimbal?
The Pocket 4 has its own 1-inch sensor, stabilisation and storage, so the image quality is better than most phones, especially in low light.

Do I need a memory card?
The Pocket 4 and Osmo 360 II both have built-in storage, so you can start shooting straight away.

Are these pre-order?
Yes. DJI products at Maticron are pre-order, with delivery in 7–10 working days and no deposit.

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