Key Takeaways
1. DJI is hosting a global launch event on November 5 to showcase the Osmo Mobile 8, following its earlier release in China.
2. Another event is scheduled for November 18 at 12:00 UTC, likely focusing on a new photography or videography device.
3. The tagline for the November 18 event is ‘Square Up, Nail the Move’, hinting at the device’s capabilities.
4. The teaser suggests that the upcoming product may be the Osmo Action 6, a successor to previous Osmo Action models.
5. The Osmo Action 6 is rumored to feature a variable aperture lens and a 1/1.1-inch CMOS sensor with 8K/30 FPS recording capability.
DJI has lined up a global launch event for this month. To summarize, the company hinted that fans should be ‘in tune with every move’ on November 5. From what we understand, DJI plans to showcase the Osmo Mobile 8 worldwide during this event, following its earlier introduction of the same smartphone gimbal in China a few weeks ago.
New Event Announcement
Even with the next event just around the corner, DJI has revealed plans for another one. As seen in the teaser above and the accompanying video, something new is set to be announced on November 18 at 12:00 UTC. For now, the company has suggested that the upcoming device will center around photography or videography, hinted at by the tagline ‘Square Up, Nail the Move’.
Teaser Insights
The teaser video also showcases what seems to be a variable aperture camera lens. Aside from this, DJI has left fans guessing about what could be revealed on November 18. However, recent leaks have already disclosed some information ahead of time.
At present, the teaser appears to connect to the Osmo Action 6, which is thought to be a successor to both the Osmo Action 4 and Osmo Action 5 Pro (currently priced at $349 on Amazon) and is expected to launch for around $329. Accordingly, DJI’s website indicates that the Osmo Action 6 will be available in the US. Additionally, it is rumored that the Osmo Action 6 will feature an f/2.0-f/4.0 variable aperture lens and a 1/1.1-inch CMOS sensor capable of recording video at 8K/30 FPS. It’s likely that more information about DJI’s upcoming action camera will surface before its official debut as well.
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