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I Flew to Canada to Test the Banned DJI Osmo Pocket 4P (And It Was Worth It)

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I Flew to Canada to Test the Banned DJI Osmo Pocket 4P (And It Was Worth It)
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The Osmo Pocket 4P is DJI's newest handheld vlogging camera, a significant upgrade over the popular Osmo Pocket 3. I picked up the Pocket 3 for myself last year, and I've been using it constantly ever since.Unlike the Pocket 3, you won’t find the Pocket 4P ($859 CAD, about $610 USD)—or the standard Pocket 4 ($477 CAD, about $340 USD), launched earlier this year—in stores near you anytime soon. It has the same candy-bar-shaped body with a gimbal on top, a feature the Pocket series popularized.

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The Osmo Pocket 4P is DJI's newest handheld vlogging camera, a significant upgrade over the popular Osmo Pocket 3. I picked up the Pocket 3 for myself last year, and I've been using it constantly ever since.Unlike the Pocket 3, you won’t find the Pocket 4P ($859 CAD, about $610 USD)—or the standard Pocket 4 ($477 CAD, about $340 USD), launched earlier this year—in stores near you anytime soon. All new DJI products (not just its drones) are illegal to sell in the United States, so when the company recently invited me, and a small group of other journalists, to Toronto to test the Pocket 4P, I jumped at the opportunity.Design: Double the Lenses, Double the ControlsThe Pocket 4P doesn’t look much different from the Pocket 3, except for the very obvious addition of a second lens.

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