In a recent post on X, leaker Igor Bogdanov of Quadro News claims to have released exclusive photos of the DJI Osmo Pocket 4.
Purportedly, it sports 2 cameras. However, I am not convinced these images are real at all.
A closer look at his main post shows the kind of text rendering commonly found on AI generated images. Specifically, if you look at the word “OSMO” on the handle, you can tell that it is entirely inorganic as is the text found around the lens of the camera, which appears to be a random combination of the DJI logo as well as non existent letters & numbers in no particular sequence.
In the comments of his original post, he added an additional photo, which he claims was unedited.
Still, the question remains–was the photo he originally posted just an AI enhancement of his later image or was this story entirely fabricated?
Look closely at the images & comment your thoughts.
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I previously wrote an article detailing how the DJI Pocket 3 has a severe bug when using the DJI Mimo app on Samsung devices that causes the audio to lag. This issue becomes even more extreme when the audio was recorded with the DJI Mic 2, with audio delay becoming a full second after the video play, leading to very poor content quality.
I didn’t just write an article to complain. I also spent several days corresponding with DJI support, who ultimately did nothing but tell me that they would take this bug into account for future updates.
With the recent release of the DJI 360, a new Mimo update came out, so I tested it with the Samsung Flip 6, both with and without the DJI Mic 2, to see if DJI actually fixed the audio delay bug.
The results of both tests shows that the issue is now patched, for now at least. It may depend on your device, but everything was working fine on my Samsung Flip6. If you experienced a similar issue as above, I recommend downloading the latest DJI Mimo update from the Galaxy Store.
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