Overview
- The first variable aperture on an action camera uses a mechanical iris f/2.0–f/4.0 to boost low-light capture or deepen focus without relying on ND filters.
- The new 1/1.1-inch square sensor adds a 4K Custom 3,840×3,840 mode up to 60 fps for clean horizontal or vertical crops in post.
- Recording reaches 4K/120 in 4:3, slow motion hits 1080p/240 fps (up to 960 fps via interpolation), and internal storage increases to 50GB.
- Feature updates include gesture control, SuperNight and Starburst modes, HorizonSteady at 4K, and expanded wireless audio that supports two DJI mics without a separate receiver.
- Regional pricing lands at 2,998 yuan in China, €379 in Europe, £329 in the UK, and ¥61,270 in Japan, with US sales handled by third-party retailers like B&H and Amazon.