DJIDJI Osmo Nano
This is the ultimate grab-and-go camera for active creators who want pro-grade 4K video in a package that disappears in your pocket, but be ready to manage its battery and stabilization limitations.
For the traveler who wants a pocketable 4K camera, not another phone attachment.
Documentation
User Manual
Read the DJI Osmo Nano Manual
Setup, features, troubleshooting — formatted for web reading
Highlights
Why it stands out
Best-in-Class
Pocket-Sized 4K Action Cam
You get a full 4K60 camera that literally fits in a coin pocket, making it the most portable option in its class.
Major Upgrade
True 10-Meter Waterproofing
You can take it snorkeling or in the pool without a bulky case, a major advantage over most competitors.
Three-Hour Total Runtime
The dock massively extends battery life, letting you film a full event or long adventure on a single charge.
Pro-Level Slow Motion
Shoot buttery-smooth 240fps slow-mo for dramatic action shots, right out of your pocket.
Pros & Cons
The good and the bad
Pros
- Unmatched portability for a 4K camera—lighter than two AA batteries.
- Shoot stable, horizon-level footage in almost any situation with RockSteady 3.0 and HorizonBalancing.
- Never miss a moment with pre-recording that captures up to 5 minutes *before* you hit the button.
- Flexible shooting modes like Hyperlapse and Timelapse built-in, no phone required.
- Massive 1TB microSD support means you can record for days without swapping cards.
Cons
- Stabilization is crippled in key modes—no EIS in slow motion or timelapse, which is a significant trade-off.
- The tiny camera alone only lasts 90 minutes, forcing you to rely on the dock for serious use.
- HorizonBalancing is limited to 16:9 video at 60fps or below, not the full 4:3 or high-frame-rate modes.
Reference
Specifications
Max Resolution4K
Max Frame Rate60fps
Max Bitrate120 Mbps
Video FormatsMP4 (HEVC)
StabilizationEIS: RockSteady 3.0, HorizonBalancing
Photo ResolutionApprox. 35 MP
Photo FormatsJPEG/RAW
Sensor Size1/1.3″
Sensor TypeCMOS
Aperturef/2.8
Field of View143°
Battery Capacity530 mAh
Battery Life90 min
Weight52 g
Dimensions57.3×29.5×28 mm (L×W×H)
Waterproofup to 10 m
IP RatingIPX4
Min Temp-20° C
Max Temp45° C
Wi-FiWi-Fi 6.0
BluetoothBLE 5.1
StoragemicroSD
Display Size1.96 inches
Sourced from DJI official documentation.
FAQ
Common Questions
Is the DJI Osmo Nano camera waterproof?
Yes, the DJI Osmo Nano camera can be used underwater at depths of up to 10 meters. However, you must remove the multifunctional vision dock before using it underwater, as the vision dock is not waterproof. Also, do not use the protective case underwater and ensure the lens protective cover is firmly mounted and its rubber ring is clean to maintain waterproof performance.
Can I connect a wireless microphone to the DJI Osmo Nano?
Yes, the DJI Osmo Nano can connect to two DJI wireless microphone transmitters simultaneously. Visit the official DJI website to view the supported models. Follow the on-screen instructions in the app for linking. Once linked, you can use the transmitter to control the camera to start recording, with audio captured by the transmitter. You can also enable 'Built-in Mic Audio Backup' to record audio with the camera's built-in microphone as a separate .wav file.
What is the difference between the EIS modes on the DJI Osmo Nano?
The DJI Osmo Nano offers several EIS (Electronic Image Stabilization) modes. 'Off' records video with the largest field of view. 'RockSteady' stabilizes footage while retaining movement dynamics, suitable for sports. 'HorizonCorrection' eliminates shakes within ±15° to keep footage horizontally stable without losing wide-angle FOV. 'HorizonBalancing' eliminates shakes within ±30° for horizontal stability, ideal for first-person perspective shooting. To record videos with Gyro data, disable EIS and set the FOV to Wide.
How do I set up and activate my DJI Osmo Nano for the first time?
To activate your DJI Osmo Nano, first attach the camera to the vision dock and press and hold either the camera or vision dock button to power on. Scan the QR code on the screen to download the DJI Mimo App. Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on your mobile device, launch the app, tap the camera icon to connect, and follow the on-screen instructions to complete activation. Remember, activation via the DJI Mimo App is required before first use.
How do I charge the DJI Osmo Nano?
To charge the DJI Osmo Nano, open the USB-C port cover on the vision dock and use the provided cable to connect it to a charger. It is recommended to use a USB-C PD charger. Note that when the camera is attached to the vision dock, the vision dock will charge the camera, though charging may stop in high-power consumption scenarios to prioritize using the vision dock's battery.
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