DJI Osmo Action Cameras

State of the art Action Cameras from DJI

Capture incredible content of high-octane and adrenaline-filled activities with DJI Osmo Action cameras.

Rugged, compact and durable, DJI’s Osmo Action range rivals the GoPro, offering a reliable solution to film and relive your most thrilling adventures.

The new DJI Osmo Action 4 allows you to capture every detail in stunning 4K and is compatible with a wide range of mounting accessories.

Filming on-the-go is made easy and exciting thanks to a sophisticated stabilisation system for super-smooth footage and a range of intelligent shooting modes, such as slow motion.

The DJI Osmo Action 4 is the ideal camera to film outdoor activities and extreme sports. It can also be used to capture everyday life, recording special memories or eye-catching vlog content, including selfies.

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DJI Osmo Action 4 vs Osmo Action 3 vs Action 2

Feature	Osmo Action 4	Osmo Action 3	DJI Action 2 Power Combo
Sensor	1/1.3-inch CMOS	1/1.7-inch CMOS	1/1.7-inch CMOS
Weight	145 g	145 g	120 g
Operating Time	160 minutes [1]	160 minutes [2]	70 min (Camera Unit) 180 min [3] (Camera Unit & Power Module)
Waterproof	18 m (without waterproof case) 60 m (with waterproof case)	16 m (without waterproof case) 60 m (with waterproof case)	10 m (without waterproof case) 60 m (with waterproof case) Power Module: Not waterproof without waterproof case. 60 m with waterproof case.
Operating Temperature	-20° to 45° C (-4° to 113° F)	-20° to 45° C (-4° to 113° F)	0° to 40° C (32° to 104° F)
Max Video Resolution	4K/120fps	4K/120fps	4K/120fps
Supports Fast Charge	Yes	Yes	No
Stabilisation System[4]	RockSteady 3.0/3.0+ HorizonSteady HorizonBalancing	RockSteady 3.0/3.0+ HorizonSteady HorizonBalancing	RockSteady 2.0 HorizonSteady HorizonBalancing

In 25° C (77° F) laboratory environment and at 1080p/24fps (16:9), with RockSteady on, Wi-Fi off, and screen off. This data is for reference only.
Tested in a 25° C (77° F) laboratory environment while recording 1080p/30fps video in normal video mode with Enhanced Image Quality disabled, EIS disabled, and the screens off, and should be used for reference only.
The maximum operating time was tested when recording video at 1080p/30fps (Power Reserve mode) with electronic image stabilization disabled and under laboratory conditions.
Electronic stabilization (EIS) is not supported in Timelapse and Slow Motion modes. HorizonSteady supports only 1080p/2.7K video (≤60fps) in 16:9 ratio, and HorizonBalancing supports only 1080p/2.7K/4K video (≤60fps) in 16:9 ratio.