DJI unveils its new camera – ‘Osmo’

DJI’s Osmo steadicam is equipped with the same stabilizing technology used in the Phantom drones. The device has quite a number of interesting and impressive features plus an affordable price tag.

DJI, the world leader in creative imaging technology, today announced the launch of the Osmo, an integrated camera and handheld stabilizer that opens the creative possibilities of cameras in movement. As expected, the gadget is highly innovative – and a bit robotic.

Your phone, can be connected to the Osmo Via. a companion app, and it acts as the camera’s display and provides more in-depth settings, connecting wirelessly up to 25 feet away. camera lovers can buy the new Osmo for $650(approximately Rs. 42,000), users will get a high-tech stabilization system, a 4K video camera in the deal. From eliminating blurry aerial shots, the stabilization attribute will now ensure users that their travel videos and selfies will be sharp and shake-free. Camer users simply have to press the trigger button on Osmo to set the camera’s focus. The gimbal keeps the Osmo in place as you move around trying to find the flawless pose for your shot. 8 aperture. It can also shoot 4K and up to 120fps in HD. “With the Osmo, we have created a camera specifically designed to capture a smooth moving image regardless of filming conditions”, said Frank Wang, CEO and Founder, DJI. Including the ability to take steady panoramic shots using the Automatic Panorama mode. You just need to hold the camera up above your head and gently tap the shutter speed.

The idea behind this product is to enable average users to record video that’s nearly as stable as one from a professional-grade camera. The Osmo will rotate and it will grab images as it spins around, while maintaining a steady level. “Make a memory of the whole scene”, wrote DJI on Osmo’s page. Also, it’s Wi-Fi capable to easier connect the two.

The Osmo is available for pre-order at store.dji.com for United States dollars 649 and GBP 549 and will begin shipping October 15.