DJI has officially launched the Osmo Pocket 4P in Nepal, expanding its Pocket lineup with a more professional-focused camera designed for filmmakers, creators, and users who want more flexibility than a traditional compact gimbal camera.

Unlike the standard DJI Osmo Pocket 4, which focuses heavily on vlogging and everyday content creation, the Pocket 4P takes a more advanced approach with a dual-camera system, including a 1-inch main sensor and a dedicated telephoto camera.

The camera also brings 3x native optical zoom, 10-bit D-Log2 recording, ActiveTrack 8.0, a three-axis mechanical gimbal, built-in storage, and 65W fast charging in a compact handheld body.

Most importantly for Nepali creators, the Osmo Pocket 4P is now officially available in Nepal, with the starting price set at NPR 112,000.

Key Highlights

• Dual-camera system with a 1-inch main sensor and 1/1.28-inch telephoto sensor.
• Supports 3x native optical zoom with a 60mm equivalent telephoto lens.
• Records 4K video at 60fps and up to 4K/240fps slow motion.
• Supports 10-bit D-Log2 for professional color grading.
• Features a three-axis mechanical gimbal and ActiveTrack 8.0.
• Includes 103GB of built-in UFS storage.
• 2-inch OLED touchscreen with up to 1,000 nits peak brightness.
• 1,545mAh battery with 65W fast charging.
• DJI Osmo Pocket 4P starts at NPR 112,000 in Nepal.

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DJI Osmo Pocket 4P Overview

The biggest difference between the Pocket 4P and the regular Pocket 4 is its approach to imaging.

DJI has added a second camera to the Pocket 4P, giving creators access to both a wide main camera and a dedicated telephoto camera. This makes it possible to capture close-up shots without relying entirely on digital cropping.

Combined with DJI's mechanical gimbal stabilization and professional video formats, the Pocket 4P is positioned as a compact production camera rather than simply another pocket vlogging device.

 

10-bit D-Log2 for Cinematic Video

DJI is clearly targeting professional creators with the Pocket 4P's video capabilities.

The camera supports 10-bit D-Log2, which records footage with a flatter image profile designed to preserve more information for post-production.

Instead of delivering heavily processed footage straight out of the camera, D-Log2 gives editors greater control over:

• Highlights
• Shadows
• Contrast
• Color
• Skin tones
• Overall image grading

This makes the Pocket 4P more suitable for filmmakers and production teams that already work with professional color-grading workflows.

The camera can record 4K video at up to 60fps, while slow-motion recording can reach 4K/240fps, giving creators more flexibility when capturing fast-moving subjects or dramatic slow-motion sequences.

3-Axis Gimbal and ActiveTrack 8.0

Despite its more professional positioning, the Pocket 4P retains the compact gimbal concept that defines DJI's Pocket lineup.

A three-axis mechanical gimbal physically stabilizes the camera, helping produce smoother footage while walking, moving around a subject, or shooting handheld.

DJI also includes ActiveTrack 8.0, its latest intelligent subject-tracking system.

This allows the camera to keep a selected subject within the frame while recording, which can be particularly useful for solo creators who need to operate the camera without a dedicated camera operator.

For creators producing YouTube videos, interviews, travel content, and social media videos, this combination of mechanical stabilization and automated tracking can significantly simplify shooting.

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Compact Design and OLED Touchscreen

The Osmo Pocket 4P maintains the compact handheld form factor of the Pocket series, making it considerably easier to carry than a conventional mirrorless camera and gimbal combination.

The camera measures 144.2 × 44.4 × 33.5mm and weighs around 230 grams.

DJI has also redesigned the physical body with a wider textured grip to provide better handling during handheld shooting. The camera comes in Classic Black and Pearl White finishes.

On the rear, there are magnetic contact points that allow compatible accessories to be attached.

The camera features a 2-inch OLED touchscreen with a resolution of 556 × 314 pixels and up to 1,000 nits peak brightness.

The display can be used for framing, adjusting camera settings, reviewing footage, and controlling the gimbal.

Built-in Storage and Fast Charging

One of the more practical upgrades is the inclusion of 103GB of built-in UFS storage.

High-resolution video can quickly consume storage, so having internal memory means creators can start recording without immediately installing a memory card.

DJI claims the built-in storage can accommodate around 210 minutes of 4K/60fps footage under its specified conditions. The camera also supports additional storage expansion.

For transferring footage, the Pocket 4P supports Wi-Fi 6, allowing faster wireless transfers to compatible devices.

Battery capacity stands at 1,545mAh, with DJI rating the camera for up to 240 minutes of 1080p/24fps recording under optimal conditions.

The camera also supports 65W fast charging, reaching 80% in around 18 minutes, while a full charge takes approximately 32 minutes.

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DJI Osmo Pocket 4P Specifications

DJI Osmo Pocket 4P Price in Nepal and Availability

The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P is now officially available in Nepal, giving local creators access to DJI's more professional Pocket-series camera.

The standard kit starts at NPR 112,000, while the Vlog Combo costs NPR 124,000.

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HithX Verdict

The DJI Osmo Pocket 4P is a significant step beyond the typical pocket gimbal camera.

Its biggest advantage is the combination of a 1-inch main sensor, dedicated 60mm telephoto camera, 3x optical zoom, mechanical stabilization, and 10-bit D-Log2 in a body that weighs just 230 grams.

For everyday vloggers, the standard Pocket 4 may still make more sense. But for creators who regularly shoot cinematic B-roll, interviews, products, travel videos, or professional social content, the Pocket 4P offers considerably more flexibility.

And now that it has officially landed in Nepal at NPR 112,000, the Pocket 4P becomes an interesting option for creators who want more camera capability without carrying a mirrorless setup and separate gimbal.

For creators who want a genuinely pocket-sized production camera, the Pocket 4P could be one of DJI's most interesting releases of 2026.