u/eXistentialMisan

I got 10,000 points on July 14 with the name of PCMC General Spend Stim. Anyone else get this and how it's earned?

Noticed this year that there's a new IMAX intro, before it would just be the countdown but now it's with the underwater/lifting building scenes. But it'll play once at the beginning of the commercials and then again after the trailers. One time the countdown would play after that.

Is it just Winnipeg or anyone else experience this elsewhere?

Start at 9:00. Could be a hint that end of July, start of August is the Canada/Europe release date

Just like the Xtra Muse

Looks like the telephoto lens will support high frame rate in D-Log1, not sure about the main sensor but the telephoto lens will not support D-Log2. I think from the AI translated dub, it's meant to say the telephoto sensor size is 1/1.3 inch. Not 1.3 inch nor 1/3 inch that it inconsistently mentions

New Camera just made a post with some initial specs and this short overview video in Chinese.

The post mentions a D-Log2 profile? With 17 stops of dynamic range. Doesn't mention the sensor size on the 3x lens or maybe it's using 1 sensor, 2 lenses?

https://thenewcamera.com/dji-pocket-4-pro-review-leaked/

I just transcribed the audio in DaVinci Resolve and translated through Google:

The ultimate form of the DJI Pocket has finally arrived.
DJI has been working on the Pocket for eight years, and it only had one lens. This time, they've finally figured it out! The biggest problem with the Pocket 3 was its single wide-angle lens. For example, if we wanted to take a picture of the coffee in front of us in a coffee shop, we had to get extremely close, resulting in a funhouse mirror effect. The 3x telephoto lens is completely different. Not only can we take pictures at a comfortable distance, but we also get the bokeh effect of a large aperture camera. It's a significant upgrade; you don't realize the difference until you compare. DJI may have initially focused more on video capabilities with the Pocket, but users voted for the Pocket. The transformation of 3x zoom into a powerful camera lens is perhaps one of DJI's most unexpected product stories.

This time, the 4P is finally designed for beautiful portraits. A post on Xiaohongshu went viral for a long time, saying that focal length determines how good your facial features look. Wide-angle shots distort facial features, while medium-range shots reveal the true appearance of the face. The 4P's 3x zoom is precisely that most natural focal length. It might not be easy to understand in words, so let's test it by shooting the same model with 1x and 3x zoom, placing the face at roughly the same size. Which do you think looks better? I personally prefer using 3x zoom. If you compare it to the iPhone 17 Pro's telephoto lens, you can see that DJI's skin tones are more pleasing, while the iPhone is closer to reproducing the real scene. Incidentally, people don't call it Pocket 4.

The "Pro" designation seems intentional; it's a strategic positioning to compete with others. The "4P," on the other hand, feels like it has no comparable counterpart. The real competition in the 4P lies in its seemingly unchanged 1x zoom. In scenes with large lights or extremely polarized lighting, it offers superior image quality under extreme light conditions.

For general photography, the 4P lens, with its 1x wide-angle and 6x telephoto capabilities, is now sufficient for travel. For creators, the telephoto lens fills the gap in close-up shots and is fully capable of integrating into professional workflows, potentially replacing the camera and stabilizer solution. DJI has already proven the dominance of gimbal cameras with the Pocket 3, selling millions of units, and the Pocket 4P is destined to become the next blockbuster.