DJI unveils Osmo Nano palmable modular action camera

DJI on Tuesday unveiled the Osmo Nano, a palmable, clip‑on action camera that the company says is designed for handsfree point‑of‑view shooting and everyday creators. The lightweight camera module weighs 52 grams, snaps magnetically to a detachable Multifunctional Vision Dock with a 1.96‑inch OLED touchscreen, and is on sale now in many markets though not in the United States at launch, DJI said.

At the heart of the Nano is a larger than typical sensor for its class, described in company materials as an 11.3‑inch type CMOS, and DJI positions the camera to deliver high dynamic range and low‑light performance. The camera records 4K video with frame rates up to 60 frames per second in standard modes, with higher frame‑rate slow motion options available, and supports 10‑bit capture and DLog M for color grading. DJI also ships stabilization technology branded RockSteady 3.0 plus an optional horizon balancing mode to keep footage level.

The two‑piece design is central to the Nano’s pitch. The camera module detaches from the Vision Dock and can be mounted magnetically to hats, helmets, straps, collars or metal surfaces; the dock acts as a charger, a monitor and a microSD expansion hub....