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We now know how DJI’s dual camera Osmo Pocket 4P compares to Insta360’s

A person uses the DJI Osmo Pocket 4P camera in one hand to record themselves.

After a brief debut at the Cannes film festival last month, DJI announced all the details of its Osmo Pocket 4P stabilized camera today as part of its initial launch in China. While it doesn't match the 8K capabilities of the Insta360 Luna Ultra, the Pocket 4P features a new 1-inch sensor with improved dynamic range and impressive 4K slow-mo capabilities.

The Pocket 4P is now available for preorder from DJI's Chinese website for Β₯3799, or around $562. That's cheaper than Insta360's $769.99 Luna Ultra, however, a simple currency conversion doesn't accurately reflect what the Pocket 4P will be priced at globally. Like the single camera Pocket …

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Kodak’s collectible Charmera camera is getting new Y2K-inspired designs

A pile of Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition cameras.

Despite being an objectively terrible digital camera, the Kodak Charmera has been incredibly popular thanks to a cheap price tag and several fun retro designs inspired by the iconic 1987 single-use Kodak Fling. Instead of entirely rethinking that formula, Reto, the company licensing the Kodak brand, is following up on the original Charmera with a Millennium Edition. The seven shiny new designs draw inspiration from the tech and aesthetics of the early 2000s, and at $34.99 each, these will probably once again fly off camera store shelves.

The collection of Kodak Charmera Millennium Edition cameras next to their packaging and retro gadgets.

The Charmera Millennium Edition isn't just about a Y2K facelift. Reto has updated its software with a to …

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Insta360’s Luna Ultra 8K stabilized camera is now available in the US

A person films themselves using the Insta360 Luna Ultra camera with a video light attached.
The Luna Ultra could be an excellent option for creators working without a dedicated camera operator. | Image: Insta360

Following months of teases, leaks, a secretive debut at NAB 2026, and an initial launch in China, Insta360 finally announced global availability for its first handheld stabilized camera. The Luna Ultra features a pair of 8K cameras atop a 3-axis gimbal, offering an upgrade to DJI's Osmo Pocket 4 and Pocket 4P, which both max out at capturing 4K footage. While the latest versions of DJI's baby steadicams still aren't sold in the US, the new Luna Ultra is available starting today for $769.99 through Insta360's online store and other retailers including Amazon, B&H, and Best Buy.

The Luna Ultra's primary camera features a 1-inch 8K sensor pair …

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