It has two sensitivity settings fast or slow. The motorised gimbal is much more effective than optical and electronic stabilisation in smartphones and regular cameras, plus it can also be customised to the shooting scenario. We've walked, we've ran, and all our run-and-gun videos are silky smooth. Ease of Useįirst things first, what's so neat about the DJI Pocket 2? Well, it's so dang small and light, yet packs a bunch of powerful video-making features that simply cannot be matched by smartphones yet.įor its diminutive size and weight, we can't think of a more effective gimbal-stabilised camera. It's a dream for v-loggers who don't want to get bogged down by bulky kit, or to simply capture memorable moments. While not cheap (and much pricier than the original OSMO Pocket), the DJI Pocket 2 feels like a decent upgrade, boasting some of the silkiest handheld videos from such a tiny device. If you're less concerned about audio quality, then the standard kit should suffice because the camera's internal microphones are reasonable.
The Creator Combo kit represents a complete run-and-gun video and audio recording package that will fit into a jacket pocket. If you can stretch to £469 / $499, you'll get the 'Creator Combo' kit that also includes a wireless microphone, dead cat (mic windshield), wide-angle converter lens, 'do-it-all' handle and a micro tripod. It's slip-in-the-pocket-tiny and a mere 117g, yet builds on its predecessor with a larger image sensor, wider lens, more internal microphones, new shooting modes and refined subject tracking and hybrid autofocus.įor £339 / $349 you get the Pocket 2 camera, Cover (hard plastic), USB-C power cable, Mini Control Stick, plus smartphone adaptors (Lightning and USB-C) for a direction connection to your smartphone and control via the DJI Mimo app. The DJI Pocket 2 is a compact camera with a difference - it features a built-in gimbal with 3-axis motorised stabilisation.
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