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IT Home reported on November 9 that DJI announced this evening (the 9th) a firmware update for the Osmo Pocket 4P gimbal camera. Version V01.02.11.49 unlocks 4 major features at once: 18× zoom, new scene presets, instant capture and transfer to iPhone, and upgraded LivePhoto features.
IT Home learned from official sources that the new 18× zoom works for both photos and videos, but is unavailable in slow-motion and time-lapse modes. When capturing distant stages or natural scenery, users can use 12×–18× zoom to lock onto details of the subject and pair it with “Smart Tracking 8.0” for stable telephoto tracking shots.
The update adds 2 scene presets, Stage and Sunset, both available for videos and photos. The former further improves exposure, focus, and audio recording, helping the camera handle dim and complex stage lighting; the latter makes fine adjustments for sunset scenes, preserving dynamic range in highlights and warm colors.
The update's instant capture and transfer to iPhone feature supports photos and LivePhoto photos. Once enabled, captured content automatically begins transferring to the phone in the background when system resources are available. The feature currently supports iOS 26.4.1 and later, and an iPhone 16 or newer is recommended for the best experience.
In addition, the Osmo Pocket 4P's built-in LivePhoto feature has been upgraded. An AI algorithm can identify highlight moments in recorded videos and automatically generate Live Photo photos. When reviewing footage, users can also manually mark highlight moments and generate LivePhoto photos. When connected to a phone that supports seamless file transfer, LivePhoto photos can automatically sync to the phone's photo album while the camera screen is off, making them easy to share directly.
Other upgrades are as follows:
Improved image quality from the medium telephoto lens at 4K/30fps.
Improved the Smart Tracking experience and tracking stability.
Improved the experience of switching between cameras, with more natural image transitions while zooming.
Added direct sharing with Huawei devices: users can select content in the camera's playback screen and share it with a Huawei device in one tap.
When the camera is powered off, users can connect it via USB cable to a computer or an OTG-compatible phone in USB drive mode to manage content on the camera.
After the camera powers off and enters sleep mode, users can preview and download content through the latest version of the DJI Mimo app.
Improved image quality from the medium telephoto lens during wireless livestreaming, DP output, and webcam mode, increasing image detail and zoom smoothness.
Improved image quality in high-dynamic-range scenes without people.
Improved color and brightness in videos shot in parent-child settings.
Improved the display and playback of HDR videos on the camera's screen.
Improved gimbal stability when using the medium telephoto lens.