First, let's talk about the largest innovation point of Action 6, the variable aperture, which is different from the previous action camera that only supports fixed aperture, and supports stepless adjustment of f/2.0-f/4.0.For example, in night mode, the f/2.0 large aperture is automatically turned on to increase the amount of light entering, while in bright scenes, it can be switched to the f/4.0 small aperture star mode; secondly, the variable aperture also improves the product's close-up ability. Now the Osmo Action 6 has a greatly improved focusing probability when shooting close objects.
In terms of sensors, Osmo Action 6 is equipped with the same 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensor of Osmo 360, with a single pixel size of 2.4 μm, supports 4K 120FPS video shooting, and can intelligently generate 32 times super slow-motion clips under 1080p recording specifications.At the same time, thanks to the blessing of square CMOS, Osmo Action 6 also has a 4K free-cut mode, allowing users to directly export videos in a 4:3, 16:9, or 1:1 ratio later, making it ideal for some vlog bloggers.
In addition, the larger sensor also enhances the performance of Osmo Action 6 in night scenes. After enabling the Super Night Scene function, it can capture high-quality night scenes up to 4K/60fps.
In addition, in terms of professionalism, Osmo Action 6 also supports 10-bit D-Log M, which can fully retain highlight and dark details, enhance the later space, and support the in-machine D-Log M color preview and restoration display, which is convenient for real-time control of color and brightness. Users can also adjust the screen color by themselves through the official DJI Mimo.
Regarding the image quality performance of Osmo Action 6, you can also go to the official account of Lei Technology to view the evaluation.
In addition to the improvement of the main body, the Osmo Action 6 also has two major accessories: a macro mirror and a lightening mirror. The former can further shorten the closest focusing distance of the Action 6, not only can it capture microscopic details such as flowers and leaves, but also can extend the focusing distance to the portrait shooting distance, resulting in a portrait with a sense of blurring.The latter allows Action 6 to achieve a shooting field of view of 182 °, making it ideal for some sports scenes. The wider field of view also allows for greater post-cutting space and greater controllability.