Sony is sending a sale price and invites for the December 2 event, and obviously, this is nothing else than the Sony A7 Mark V camera announcement. In this article, we are not only going to discuss the announcement, but we are also going to discuss the internal core specifications of the camera and how it was distributed among the reviewers, specifically in the Asian region, in the beginning of 2025. But due to some sort of issues, it has been intentionally delayed. We are going to discuss all these facts and fictions that we know so far in this article, so let’s dive deep to know everything related to the Sony A7 V camera arrival.
Update: November 24, 2025 – Sony A7V Price Confirmed
Finally, we have the official pricing figure of the Sony A7V camera. The Pre-order of the camera will go live at the B&H Store just after the announcement of the camera, and the shipping will start just before Christmas
European pricing is locked in at €2,999 (body only),
translating to roughly $2,899–$2,999 USD based on current exchange rates and Sony’s typical US adjustments.
UPDATE: November 22, 2025 – Sony A7V Leaks Accelerate Ahead of Dec 2 Reveal!
We have more update just before the announcement straight out from the SoniAlphaReumor Mill, so we have to update the same post instead of adding new one after another until and unless we get some authentic and official information related to the detailed full specification of the Sony A7 V or official product shorts, so before that, let’s have a look what new set of information we have
Sensor Upgrade Confirmed: Now, this is the best part. Where we have confirmation related to the sensor update in the upcoming Sony A7V camera, we will have a brand-new 33-megapixel partially stacked BSI CMOS sensor (not recycled from the A7 IV). So this is a completely new partially stacked. He must sense coming inside the Sony A7 five and well going to compete directly against the Nikon concert, six March 3 as well as the Nikon ZR
Burst Shooting Beast Mode: As per the latest rumours, the continuous shooting speed of the camera is up to 30 frames per second with the help of Electronic Shutter,r with full 14-bit RAW support (if sensor readout speed is fast, then for sure pro will use), while mechanical tops at 11fps (hardware-ready for 15fps via firmware).
Pre-Capture Magic: Sony was technically behind the pre-capturing format, which was already available in cameras like the Canon R6 II, all the Canon R6 Mark III and now has been also introduced in many of the other profession, wireless cameras like the icon Z6 mark III /ZR, but the good thing is now we also have pre-capturing modes in Sony A7 V camera in still and video both, it buffers 0.5 seconds of shots before you hit the shutter. More details will become available after the official announcement
Composite RAW for Pros: Helpful when ur facing challenges while maintaining highlight and shadows of a given scene, a menu option lets you shoot 4/8/16/32 exposures and merge them in Imaging Edge Desktop for a single high-DR RAW file with killer noise reduction. (In camera processing not available for now)
Ports Get Modern: Exclusive leak of the side image of A7V camera, shows dual USB-C ports (one for power/charging, one for data/tethering),Full-size HDMI also visible, but no Micro-USB.
Video Perks (With a Caveat): finally, with the introduction of the New partially stacked CMO sensor, we are going to get uncrowned 460 recording mode in the Sony A7 five camera. Apart from this, it stops of IBIS is also being supported, but at the very same time, we do not have any confirmation related to the open gate recording mode in the Sony A7 five
The additional set of information includes EVF likely 5.76M-dot, and dual UHS-II SD slots. Pricing holds at ~$2,500 body-only, with preorders firing up Dec 2 via B&H/Amazon.
Sony A7V Specification Updates November 22, 2025
Feature
Details
Sensor
33-megapixel partially stacked BSI CMOS (brand-new, Sony-made; not recycled from A7 IV). Competes with Nikon Z6 III.
Burst Shooting
Electronic shutter: Up to 30 fps with full 14-bit RAW support. Mechanical shutter: 11 fps (hardware-ready for 15 fps via firmware).
Pre-Capture Mode
Buffers 0.5 seconds of shots before shutter press (available in stills and video).
Composite RAW
Menu option to shoot 4/8/16/32 exposures; merge in Imaging Edge Desktop for single high-DR RAW file with noise reduction (no in-camera processing yet).
Ports
Dual USB-C (one for power/charging, one for data/tethering); Full-size HDMI; No Micro-USB.
Video Capabilities
Uncropped 4K/60p recording; 8 stops of IBIS. No confirmation on Open Gate mode.
Viewfinder (EVF)
Likely 5.76M-dot OLED.
Memory Slots
Dual UHS-II SD slots.
Pricing
~$2,999 body-only; Preorders start December 2 via B&H/Amazon.
The Invitation Breakdown: What We Know So Far
Now the official teaser is out for now, the official second December invite was initially spotted by all of the most reliable websites, SonyAlphaRumors, but obviously the invite was not limited to a specific person. The recent set of scoop is coming from Vietnam, where the local influencer and content creator actually received a very personalized invitation for the event, and while looking at his personalized invitation, he clearly stated that.
“It looks like Sony will be announcing something. Probably the A7V on December 2nd. This invitation has been sent to influencers and content creators in Vietnam. The time shown in the image is in Vietnam time, so please convert it to your local time.”
The event is slated for 10:30 PM Vietnam time (ICT), which translates to 8:30 PM Japan Standard Time (JST)—accounting for the two-hour difference.
But even after so many confirmed sets of rumours, we still have to wait for the final set of confirmation and teaser from Sony itself. Before we get any teaser, we don’t have to trust hundred percent on the December 2 arrival date.
Now, before we discuss anything, we have to be very clear that the Sony Alpha Rumors website has shared the leaked image of the Sony Alpha A7 Mark V camera, where we can clearly see a 33-megapixel resolution-based sensor visible in the display screen of the camera.
So up to a point, it was very clear that the camera is coming again with a 33-megapixel BSI sensor without any major change.
Sony A7V Information from Jack Ma.
According to one of the most trusted tipsters, Jack. Ma of Chinese social media, take a look at what he said about the upcoming Sony A7V camera
Just now, domestic channels reported to Mr. Ma that the test units of Sony’s new A7M5 camera were actually distributed to some photographers in China as early as 10 months ago. The testing period has been astonishingly long—almost a full year. This information aligns with Mr. Ma’s reliable sources, which indicated that the test units were handed out at the beginning of 2025. At that time, feedback already mentioned a 33-megapixel image sensor and that video recording still involved cropping.
Everyone initially thought that it was just one of the prototype versions and not the final product. However, according to overseas reports, it now appears that the test unit back then was already the final version.
This raises the intriguing question: What exactly has been tested over the course of an entire year?
So it’s really interesting to see that after strong feedback and such a long gap, did Sony make any change in the internal core specification of the camera, or will it carry forward the same 33 megapixel full frame CMOS sensor that we have already seen inside the Sony A7 IV camera?
Why the A7V Feels Like a Lock
Just after the announcement of the Nikon Z6 Mark III camera (17 Jun 2024 ), people started talking about the arrival of the Sony A75, and yes, we kept waiting for the camera. After that, we have the ZR announcement, and recently, the Canon R6 Mark III camera has also been announced, so overall, the midrange mirrorless camera lineup, a really now have a very strong set of internal core specifications to offer to their users at a reasonable price tag. So, now it is really very much interesting for us to see what is coming inside the Sony A7 V camera, and if it is coming with the same 33MP sensor, users will be disappointed.
Drawing from the latest intel we’ve covered:
Sensor and AI Upgrades: Expect a 33MP BSI CMOS sensor (confirmed via hands-on leaks in our September analysis), paired with a dedicated AI processing unit for smarter subject detection and real-time tracking.
Performance Boosts: Electronic continuous shooting range of 15 – 20fps burst shooting, IBIS system promising up to 8.5 stops of stabilization.
Pricing and Availability: Early estimates peg the body-only at around $2,500–$2,800, with shipments possibly slipping into Q1 2026 despite the December unveil. Our dedicated price guide breaks down how it stacks up against the A7 IV and competitors like the Canon R6 III.
Yes, it all started with her registration document (like the WW084220 certification in China) that surfaced a while ago of the Sony A7 V camera. After that, we do receive tracking insights from Insider Like our October “Be Alpha” event coverage. After that, mid-November announcement window we flagged in that update has now shifted to early December 02, classic Sony timing to close out the year with a bang.
What Could Sony Throw In as Surprises?
Beyond the A7V, we don’t yet know the exact core specifications of the upcoming camera, and yes, we are waiting. However, the best part is we already have leaked images of the camera, which also include hands-on images we’ve dissected here already.
Stay Locked In: How to Catch the Reveal
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So finally, we have a new image of the DJI pocket for camera, say by one of the most trusted source, but this particular image is unique, although it has been intentionally covered and edited, so we are not able to visualise the entire size of the camera from its superior, but whatever we can view in this image, we are going to analyse that so let’s figure with the body design of the camera
Initial observation, specifically from the image recently leaked
1. Overall Design and Build
Sleeker Chassis: The initial impression reveals a sleeker chassis. The body is noticeably slimmer and taller than the Pocket 3, measuring roughly 140-150mm in height (based on side-by-side leak comparisons). The pocket 4 is built with matte black plastic and, matte-finish grip area on the handle.
Gimbal Mechanism: A 3-axis motorized gimbal is clearly visible in the image, though it is required for stable footage. The black-and-white checkered pattern on the gimbal arms and in the rest of the body hides the design pattern of pocket 4.
Mounting Points: Similar to the pocket 3, we have a standard 1/4-inch tripod screw mount at the base, although not clearly visible, and we are expecting accessory ports (likely for mics or lights) on the side.
2. Camera System
Dual-Lens Setup: The standout feature is the two cameras. Or a bigger and broader glass with zooming capabilities. Yes, the camera design of the Pocket 4 creates a lot of confusion for now, since we have already seen leaked prototypes with a Dual camera lens, and from a distance and blurry image, we again get the same kind Dual camera setup vibes.
Lens Hood and Protection: The checkered hood covers the side of the camera module, where, as we have mentioned, the broad lens of the pocket 4 is still visible.
Implied Specs: Initial specs suggest the camera is able to shoot 6K videos as well as 4K/240fps slow-motion, 10-bit color, and low-light performance rivaling DJI’s drones. Yes, will soon post detailed specs of the upcoming DJI Pocket 4.
3. Screen and Controls
Dual OLED Screens?Yes, we have seen Dual display-based prototypes before, but here the leaker has intentionally added checkered hood covers in the back panel, although the rotating screen is visible, we have to wait for another set of fresh images to bring out some important facts.
Touch Controls: Any sort of controls and buttons not visible in the leaked image, but for sure, we have seen previous images that show extent buttons coming inside the camera, just behind the display.
4. Additional Visible Details
Environment Clues: The setup not only includes a single camera, but also a Pocket 3 on the side of the pocket 4, as well as a very unique compact camera style body at the beginning of the testing gimbal. Although we are waiting for more updates on it, we hope will get more details soon.
This is the short analysis of the latest leaked image of the DJI Pocket 4, indeed the “latest” we are referring to, and it almost confirms the dual-camera hype that’s dominated DJI forums since September. Official announcement could drop soon—keep an eye on
The article “New DJI Pocket 4 Leaked Image” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 9:17 am, Sunday, 16 November 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > getlive Drone news + DJI Rumors
So, finally, December is approaching fast, and we are coming closer to some of the Major product announcements from DJI. As we know, the FCC ban deadline is on December 23, 2025. We can see that DJI is reportedly accelerating its release schedule to deliver game-changing gear before potential U.S. import restrictions kick in. A lot of announcements have already been made in the past,
In this article, we are discussing about the confirmed set of rumours we have related to the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 and DJI Avata 360, including specs, pricing, and launch timelines. And as usual, before posting this, we have cross-verified these details from reputable sources, insights from New Camera’s exclusive coverage and supply chain insiders.
Why December 2025 Is a Pivotal Month for DJI Releases
The Pocket 4 is rumoured to be announced this December 2025, to be more specific, with the date we are getting the announcement. Earlier, the sources were predicting the arrival of the Pocket 4 camera on or before February 2025, but due to the Dec 23 Ban date, some of the announcements have been rescheduled. And coming a bit early.
Now, let’s talk about upcoming products. Let’s have a deep dive into leaks from Shenzhen testing,
Top DJI Products Launching in December 2025: Full Breakdown
Here are the DJI December 2025 release details. As per the rumours we have, all this information
As we can see, one of the DJI employees or maybe a Beta Tester/reviewer of products is preparing reviews to be published on the announcement day, testing out the Pocket 4 camera against the Pocket 3 in a true candid urban testing ground, to bring out the real output of the low-light performance of the new Pocket 4 camera.
1. DJI Osmo Pocket 4: The Vlogging Gimbal King Returns
Without a doubt, the pocket 3 camera is a Major hit. And, recently the within the past few months, we have had a large number of leaks, information coming out from trusted sources all pointing towards a release Pocket 4 camera., Our coverage of the Shenzhen store tests and 2025 confirmation, where we first flagged mass production signals.
Osmo pocket 4 release date is near to us, we have two different sets of intel, all this intel is pointing to the Dec-Jan Announcement of the Pocket 4 camera.
Pricing lands at $699–$799 base, maybe $899 for a zoom-heavy Pro in early ’26. Meanwhile, Pocket 3’s dipping to $529—tempting if you’re not holding out.
Yes, we do have multiple sets of specifications, starting from dual-lens-based camera prototypes to a Single Camera Module with a 1 Inch sensor.
Initial review from a trusted source [the latest input]
Initial test Reports: Initial Test reports say the Pocket 4 camera does capture excellent low-light videos, and the video zoom is highly usable, not useless as we have in Pocket 3
Pricing: Base model at $699–$799; potential Pro variant with zoom lens at $899 (early 2026). The Pocket 3 drops to $529 post-launch, making it a steal for budget hunters.
2. DJI Avata 360: FPV Drone with Panoramic Power
The DJI Avta 360 drone images and early specifications are now available. We are tracking the Early leaks, updates, and prototypes to confirm rumours related to the DJI Avata 360 drone since June 2025. Today, trusted leaker Igor Bogdanov (@Quadro_News) has dropped some of the marketing material, product shots of the DJI Avata 360 drone,
The leaked DJI 360 Drone images are no coincidence; we were actually waiting for that after the Insta360 Antigravity event announcement back in July 2025, which is set for Late December 2025- January 2026 release, so it is quite obvious that the DJI 360 Drone will arrive on or before January 2026.
DJI 360 Drone Camera Specification [Rumoured]
8K/50fps panoramic video for ultra-high-resolution immersive footage.
120MP panoramic photos with 10-bit D-Log M color grading for professional post-production.
Up to 25-32 minutes of continuous recording at 8K/30fps, adapted for aerial battery constraints
Other DJI Rumors for Late 2025: What Might Slip into December?
While the spotlight’s on Pocket 4 and Avata 360, when the actual Avata successor is coming, when we have asked the source, we gotthe following reply
Avata 3: Summer months of 2026, existing prototype uses a large 1-inch sensor
So, these are the set of updates we have from authentic sources, and will add more on our website once we get any
The article “DJI Pocket 4 and Avata 360: DJI December 2025 Upcoming Product Launches” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 1:18 pm, Saturday, 15 November 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)| You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > getlive Drone news + DJI Rumors
In a latest set of list of specifications and accessory teasers, a highly trusted source/leaker r @Quadro_News has now shared what appear to be the confirmed core specifications for the DJI Osmo Action 6, which is about to become official on Nov 18, 2025. But, before that, we now have set set of confirmed specifications of the DJI Action 6 camera.
The new set of confirmed core specifications for the DJI Osmo Action 6 – shows this time, DJI is focusing more on the low-light capability of the camera, by increasing the sensor size, optical flexibility by adding a variable aperture lens in the camera, as well as improving the overall rugged usability despite adding the moving lens part. But the big part I was missing in the overall core specification, and notably absent, is any mention of 8K video, which earlier rumours hyped but seems reserved for a potential higher-tier model. Now, it’s time to take a look at the detailed core specification of the camera
Action 6: Official announcement date is Nov 18, 2025. Image credit – DJI via Igor Bogdanov @Quadro_News
Key Confirmed Specs: Sensor Upgrade and Optical Smarts
The DJI Action 6 camera uses a larger and updated sensor this time, which is a 1/1.1-inch stacked CMOS sensor (co-engineered with Sony), clocking in at 38 megapixels. For better, low-light performance and a better DR range, it means details in shadows while capturing footage in low-light environments. Also supports horizontal and vertical video shooting, which means no need to flip the camera for changing in Horizontal and vertical modes.
You already know that not only is the sensor updated, but this time we also have an updated lens with a variable aperture from f/2.0 to f/4.0. If ur shooting in low-light scenarios, keep it at F2.0; during daytime, switch to F1.0 for best results.
First Action camera to shoot open-gate 4K 60P video, Video tops out at 4K/120fps for buttery slow-motion and 1080p/240fps for ultra-smooth hyperlapse or quick clips, with full support for DJI’s 10-bit D-Log M profile for colour grading pros. No 8K here, despite the sensor’s potential—more on that later.
RockSteady 3.0+, we have electronic gimbal-like smoothness and HorizonSteady for level-locked horizons, even in 360° spins. Body of the Action 6 camera, despite having a variable aperture lens rated as IP68 water resistance up to 20 meters without a dive case (extendable to 60m with housing),
The overall weight of the Action 6 Camera is 149 grams, which remains ideal for helmet mounts or drone payloads.
According to the sensor size stats, if we compare the sensor size of the Action 5 Pro 1/1.3-inch sensor, it’s approximately 40% larger in terms of physical sensor area, which will also allow the sensor to grab more light and finer detail for everything from fast-paced trail runs to low-light night shoots.
Action 6 standard pack
Pricing Breakdown: Standard vs. Adventure Combo
The DJI Action 6 camera is coming in different options. The first one is the Standard Bundle, which includes the camera itself, and the other one is optimized for adventure use. Check out the official pricing (Euro/GBP confirmed; USD estimated and pending final adjustments due to tariffs):
Bundle
Europe (€)
UK (£)
US ($) (Estimated)
Standard Combo
379
329
379
Adventure Combo
479
419
479
Accessory Teasers Tie It Together
Complementing these specs are the modular add-ons @Quadro_News previewed earlier today:
Lens Cover: Magnetic, quick-swap protection against impacts and scratches, preserving the variable aperture’s precision.
FOV Lens: An attachable wide-angle booster (likely 155°+), enhancing immersive capture for tight-quarters action like urban freerunning.
(Embed images here: Side-by-side renders of Action 6 with FOV lens and lens cover; include the spec infographic from @Quadro_News for visual punch.)
No 8K for now; maybe DJI is saving some of the core specifications for a restored update to the upcoming DJI Action 6 Pro camera, since the camera uses a 38 MP square sensor, which is more than enough to record 8K videos without any issues. Well, I am waiting for a full specification sheet, which will be available very soon, to reconfirm all these specs.
DJI Action 6 Official Video
DJI Action 6 First Review Video is now out
So, these are all the latest updates we have related to the DJI Action 6 camera. Stay tuned for more news.
The article “DJI Action 6 First Review Video, DJI Official Video and Confirmed Specification” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 1:29 pm, Thursday, 13 November 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > getlive Drone news + DJI Rumors
Finally, we have more information related to the upcoming DJI Pocket 4 camera. The announcement is getting very close to us, and from multiple sources, but we are getting the announcement timeline window is filing somewhere in the second half of December 2025, so not only that we have also squeezed a kind of a razor, thin window where we will have the pocket for announcement in the later part of the article, we have described this how we are getting this specific timeframe of the pocket for camera announcement, so let’s dive deep into the leaks.
Drawing from our deep dive into DJI leaks—including prototype tests, supply chain whispers, and insider teases—this guide unpacks the DJI Osmo Pocket 4 announcement date, potential specs, design evolutions, and the high-stakes FCC drama driving it all. (For context on earlier buzz, revisit our coverage of the Shenzhen store tests and 2025 confirmation, where we first flagged mass production signals.)
Leaked DJI Pocket 4 Timeline: December 18–23 Reveal to Sidestep FCC Deadline
Ok, we have collected a lot of information from multiple sources and are putting it down here one by one. So, you get a clear idea of when exactly the Pocket 4 Camera is coming, starting from a tweet of @hakasushi, which was posted on November 10, 2025
The Osmo Pocket 3 was announced on October 24, 2023. That timeline pinpoints December 2025—exactly 26 months later—for the Osmo Pocket 4 upgrade (we can also say it’s a scheduled update).
The above information aligns with Photorabz’s insider email tip of a December 18, 2025, Pocket 4 arrival, but the This aligns with YouTuber Photorabz’s insider email tip of a December 18, 2025, announcement, but the real pressure cooker is the FCC’s December 23 deadline under the 2025 National Defence Authorisation Act (NDAA). Now, as we know that if None of the U.S. national security agencies agree to audit DJI, then DJI will be added automatically to the FCC backlist. DJI derives 40% of its revenue from the USA; a post-23 announcement will put the best-selling DJI video camera at greater risk.
Supply chain source has already hinted Thenewcamera.com that mass production has already kicked off, we have also posted an update related to Barcelona promo shoots already underway.
The DJI POCKET 4 camera leaks are now rolling up in high speed. According to the fresh update we have, actually, it’s coming from the heart of DJI’s world: As Source, the Employees are testing the Osmo Pocket 4 camera head-to-head with the Pocket 3 in a nearby Shenzhen store in China.
As we can see, one of the DJI employees or maybe a Beta Tester/reviewer of products is preparing reviews to be published on the announcement day, testing out the Pocket 4 camera against the Pocket 3 in a true candid urban testing ground, to bring out the real output of the low-light performance of the new Pocket 4 camera.
DJI Osmo Pocket 4 Release Date and Price: Timeline Tease
Osmo pocket 4 release date is near to us, we have two different sets of intel, all this intel is pointing to the Dec-Jan Announcement of the Pocket 4 camera.
Pricing lands at $699–$799 base, maybe $899 for a zoom-heavy Pro in early ’26. Meanwhile, Pocket 3’s dipping to $529—tempting if you’re not holding out.
The article “DJI Pocket 4 Announcement Date: Narrow December 18–23 Window to Beat the FCC Ban?” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 6:05 am, Wednesday, 12 November 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > getlive Drone news + DJI Rumors
Finally, we have more information and leaks about the DJI Avata 360 drone. We covered a lot of information earlier about the Avata 360 drone. The Avata 360 is a DJI FPV (First-Person View) drone with 360 video recording capability. DJI Avata 360 drone is coming to compete against the Antigravity A1 drone, which will also become publicly available from January 2026, although it was announced back in August 2025.
We are tracking the Early leaks, updates, and prototypes to confirm rumours related to the DJI Avata 360 drone since June 2025. Today, trusted leaker Igor Bogdanov (@Quadro_News) has dropped some of the marketing material, product shots of the DJI Avata 360 drone,
One of the most important things here is the images we have seen, is part of the marketing material of the DJI Avata 360 drone. This indicates that the announcement is around the corner. These aren’t blurry TEST prototypes (obviously, we have spotted many earlier ); they’re polished, high-res images straight out of DJI’s playbook, complete with branding. If you’re new here then you can gain more information by reading our previous post: DJI Avata 360 Confirmed: What It Means for FPV Fans and DJI Avata 3 or 360? Early Leaks Compared.
The biggest difference between the two in terms of camera placement is that the Antigravity A1 uses twin fisheye lenses and which are fixed on the drone, but in the DJI 360 Drone, the camera is placed on a rotating gimbal.
The leaked DJI 360 Drone images are no coincidence; we were actually waiting for that after the Insta360 Antigravity event announcement back in July 2025, which is set for January 2026 release, so it is quite obvious that the DJI 360 Drone will arrive on or before January 2026.
DJI 360 Drone Camera Specification [Rumoured]
8K/50fps panoramic video for ultra-high-resolution immersive footage.
120MP panoramic photos with 10-bit D-Log M color grading for professional post-production.
Up to 25-32 minutes of continuous recording at 8K/30fps, adapted for aerial battery constraints
Pricing Expectations
We are keeping the price figure of the DJI 360 Drone very competitive, according to the Insta360 Antigravity A1 Price.
Bundle Tier
Inclusions
Estimated Price Range (USD)
Standard Bundle
Drone + Grip controller
$1,099–$1,299
Fly More Combo
Standard bundle + 2 extra batteries + spare props + carrying case
$1,299–$1,399
Creator/Pro Kit
Fly More bundle + creative mounts + ND filters + editing software voucher + premium case
$1,400–$1,599
Enterprise Add-Ons
Pro Kit + commercial extras (e.g., SDK access, extended warranty)
$1,600–$1,899
But let’s be real: US regulations loom large. Will the DJI Avata 360 launch stateside amid bans? Early signs say yes, with workarounds like local servers.
When Is the DJI Avata 360 Dropping?
These marketing-grade leaks? They’re DJI’s not-so-subtle wink that the DJI Avata 360 announcement is imminent—maybe November December 2025, Stay glued to The New Camera for updates; we’ll be first to dissect the specs.
What do you think—game-changer or gimmick? Drop your takes in the comments.
The article “DJI Action 6 Leak: First Look Video Revealed” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 3:51 pm, Wednesday, 5 November 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > getlive Drone news + DJI Rumors
First DJI Action 6 video is now Live, So we have all the possible information related to the upcoming DJI Action 6 camera, but recently we got a surprise surprise by one of the most trusted tech sleuths @Quadro_News on X (formerly Twitter), the short video hands-on clip teases a sleek, black-bodied design with familiar DJI hallmarks—and a few intriguing upgrades. Yes, it’s the Action 6 camera first time in Action.
As you can see below, the DJI Action 6 camera has its 360° view. How does it all look? Are you impressed with the new look? Let me know in the comments, but even before this, we posted a comparison of the design of the Action 9 camera versus the Action 5 Pro, so you can get a clear idea. How does the design differ between the two? Well, as we know, the Announcement is very near to us (on November 18, 2025), and the date has already been declared by DJI itself by posting a teaser of the camera.
What the DJI Osmo Action 6 Leak Reveals: Key Design Highlights
Let’s see and try to re-imagine everything with the words that we see in this Action 6 video. The leak is a quick 10-second pan-around video of the camera mounted on a standard action cam rig (think GoPro-style quick-release mount). No subtitles or voiceover—just pure, unfiltered prototype footage set against a casual wooden table backdrop. Here’s what stands out:
Compact Rugged Body: The DJI Action 6 camera may seem very compact and ultralight-weight, but that’s not the truth. We have seen the side-by-side comparison images compared to the Action 5 Pro, where the difference is clearly visible.
The star feature? Obviously, the new 1/1.1 inch square sensor and variable Lens are coming alongside the camera. But, the body design of the camera remains the same in terms of display units, no vari-angle display like we have in the inta360 Ace series cameras.
Lens and Branding: A wide-angle lens (probably 155° FOV) sits front and centre, protected by a Gorilla Glass dome. Subtle “DJI” etching on the side confirms authenticity, and a yellow accent (possibly a power button) adds that premium touch.
Mount Compatibility: It snaps effortlessly onto a GoPro Hero mount, hinting at backward compatibility for accessories. No bulk— this thing is adventure-ready out of the box.
The video’s “boredom” caption from @Quadro_News? A cheeky nod to the slow-burn leak season. But with 2K+ views already, the hype is building fast.
DJI Action 6: A Visual Breakdown of the Upgrades
Not only the leaked images. We also have the confirmed specifications of the Action 6 Pro camera alongside its pricing. So let’s compare side-by-side and find out very quickly which one is the best for you.
Feature
DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro (2024, Official)
Lens Aperture
Variable F2.0-4.0 (world’s first for action cams; adjustable for low-light/daylight) (Confirmed via leak markings; see our iris deep-dive)
Sensor Size
1/1.1-inch Square CMOS Sensor:
Video Resolution
8K at 30fps (with HDR and ProRes codec), 5.3K at 60fps, 4K at 120fps, and 1080p at 240fps.
Stabilization
RockSteady 3.0+ / HorizonSteady
Screen
Dual OLED: 1.4″ front (LCD fallback), 2.25″ rear touch
Dimensions/Weight
70.5 x 44.2 x 32.8mm / 145g
Dive Rating
20m (no case)
Other Notes
47GB internal storage; WiFi 6
Pricing Breakdown: Standard vs. Adventure Combo
The DJI Action 6 camera is coming in different options. The first one is the Standard Bundle, which includes the camera itself, and the other one is optimized for adventure use. Check out the official pricing (Euro/GBP confirmed; USD estimated and pending final adjustments due to tariffs):
Bundle
Europe (€)
UK (£)
US ($) (Estimated)
Standard Combo
379
329
379
Adventure Combo
479
419
479
The DJI Action 6 release date was confirmed yesterday by the DJI official teaser itself, which is about to arrive on November 18, 2025, and since it’s a global teaser, we are expecting a global rollout of the camera, not a China-first announcement. That is something we have seen in the past from DJI, starting from the DJI Neo 2 drone as well as the Osmo 8 Gimbal — both of them were China first. Once the global announcement rolls out, the pre-order links will get activated for B&H Store and Amazon.com.
The article “DJI Action 6 Leak: First Look Video Revealed” was written by thenewcamera.com team on 3:51 pm, Wednesday, 5 November 2025, Greenwich Mean Time (GMT | You can also follow us on Our Official Social Media HandlesFACEBOOK | TWITTER | INSTAGRAM to get live news — > getlive Drone news + DJI Rumors
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