Amazon優惠｜DJI Osmo Action 4 歷史低價 HK$1,550，可拍 4K/120 雙屏運動相機
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無論是衝浪、滑雪、登山，還是日常的 vlog 創作，一部可靠的運動相機是記錄每一刻精彩的最佳夥伴！DJI Osmo Action 4 能以 4K 超高清畫質與卓越防抖技術，捕捉每一個震撼瞬間。目前它在 Amazon 回歸到了歷史低價，最少只要 US$199 即可入手 ，換成過來大約 HK$1,550 且免運費直送香港。如果不追求最新款的話，是非常實惠的選擇喔。
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Osmo Action 4 前後各有一片 1.4 吋和 2.25 吋的觸控螢幕，機身本體就具備 18 米深防水機能，搭配專用保護殼更可達到 60 米防水。而且可應對 -20°C (—50°F) 的低溫環境下持續錄製長達 150 分鐘，滑雪運動都能夠使用。裝置底部設有磁吸快拆結構，並且內建了三麥克風和色溫感應器，利用後者配合 DJI Mimo app 可直接實現水下色彩還原。這款相機採用了 1/1.3 英寸 12MP 感光器和 155 度視野的 f/2.8 鏡頭，可拍攝 4K 120p 影片並提供了 10-bit & D-Log M 專業色彩模式。其續航力為 160 分鐘，使用 30W 充電器 18 分鐘後就能灌入 80% 的電量。
Amazon 特價 US$199（約 HK$1,550，免運費直送香港）｜原價 US$289
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Amazon 特價 US$209（約 HK$1,630，免運費直送香港）｜原價 US$299
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DJI 香港官網特價 HK$1,569｜原價 HK$2,179
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