DJI Osmo Action 6: The Ultimate Action Camera with Smartwatch Connectivity
On September 22nd, that the DJI Osmo Action 6, an advanced action camera, has been further revealed. According to New Camera, leaked user manuals and real-shot images have shown that this action camera can pair with smartwatches, offering a range of exciting new features.
Smartwatch Connectivity
The Osmo Action 6 can connect with both Apple Watch and Garmin smartwatches. This connectivity allows users to remotely control the camera’s recording and shooting modes directly from their wrist, without needing to touch the camera itself. Additionally, the camera can integrate GPS data from the smartwatch into the recorded videos in real-time.
Enhanced Data Overlay
Compared to its predecessor, the Action 5 Pro, the Action 6 can overlay more data onto the video. The common data that can be displayed from both Apple Watch and Garmin watches include:
- Speed: Real-time or average speed.
- Heart Rate: Based on the watch’s sensor data.
- Distance: Accumulated travel distance.
- Direction: Based on the compass orientation.
- Altitude: Changes in height.
- Trajectory: GPS path or map view.
Garmin watches also offer exclusive data overlays, such as:
- Cadence: For running or cycling.
- Pace: To track average running speed.
- Diving Data: Including depth, water temperature, and ascent/descent rates.
Technical Specifications
According to FCC documents and information from supply chain sources, the DJI Osmo Action 6 is equipped with a 1-inch CMOS sensor. It supports 10-bit D-Log M, with a dynamic range exceeding 13.5 stops. The camera is capable of capturing 8K 30P, 4K 120P, and 1080P 240P videos. It also features 47-64GB of built-in storage, which can be expanded via a microSD card.
The DJI Osmo Action 6 is set to be a game-changer for action camera enthusiasts, offering unparalleled connectivity and data integration options. Whether you’re an athlete, an adventurer, or a content creator, this camera promises to capture your moments with precision and ease.
