The DJI Pocket 2, a handheld camera that can shoot smooth 4K videos with its three-axis gimbal, is available from Amazon for only $279 after a $70 discount. Skip to main content.

The DJI Osmo Mobile 7 and 7P are the latest in DJI handheld gimbal technology and have been tailored to help specifically with content creation and mobile filmmaking. advertisement.

The 4-star DJI Osmo Action 4 is ideal to use outdoors, underwater, or for vlogging, and it's marked down to just $199. Thrill ...

It was only last week that DJI unveiled the Osmo+, an updated version of its handheld video stabilizer, but the Chinese drone company already has a new model ready: the DJI Osmo Mobile.As the name ...

Drone manufacturer DJI today launched the Osmo+ camera, ... DJI Launches iPhone-Compatible Osmo+ Handheld Gimbal Camera With Up to 7x Zoom. Thursday August 25, 2016 8:58 AM PDT by Mitchel Broussard.

DJI revisits the Pocket handheld video camera. Now, the stabilized shooter has a wider lens, a bigger sensor and optional mod accessories.

Just announced, the DJI Osmo Pocket ($349) is the company’s newest three-axis mechanical handheld gimbal. As the name indicates, it can easily fit in your pocket; standing around four inches tall and ...

DJI has just announced the third generation Osmo Pocket 3, boasting a 1-inch sensor, 4K video, 2-inch rotating display, full-pixel focusing, and 10-bit recording, clearly aiming at the high end ...

DJI unveiled an updated version of its Osmo handheld gimbal, the Osmo+. The announcement comes just over a month after DJI unveiled the Zenmuse Z3 aerial unit , the first drone camera with an ...

A Redesigned Osmo Mobile 2 Turns Smartphones Into Smart Steadycams and Ronin-S Becomes DJI's First Single-Handed Stabilizer for DSLR and Mirrorless Cameras LAS VEGAS, Jan. 7, 2018 /CNW/ -- DJI ...

DJI will unveil the new handheld gimbal with some form of announcement at 1pm GMT/8am EST on 10 January. It’s currently unclear if there will be a live-streamed event for the new product. While ...

DJI says smartphone users will be able to shoot smoother, more cinematic video with a new handheld gadget that packs video stabilization technology used on the company's drones.