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[ Deal Alert ] DJI OSMO Action with 64GB Sdcard and Accessories now Rs 24,990 on Amazon India

Amazon.in ( India ) has a good Deal available for DJI OSMO Action Camera. You can get this for a Deal price of Rs 24,999. According to the product page, you also get some free accessories as well as a 64GB sdcard with the purchase. MRP price for this bundle is Rs 33,999. 

 This Kit Includes: Manufacturer Accessories: DJI Osmo Action 4K Camera, Mounting Frame, 1300mAh Li-Ion Battery, Battery Case, USB Type-C Cable, Quick Release Base, Curved Adhesive Mount, Flat Adhesive Mount, Locking Screw, 64GB UHS-I/U3 Extreme SD (Brand may vary)

Specs and Features

 OSMO Action is the first Action Camera from the popular Drone makers DJI. It comes with Dual Screens - one at the back and the other one at the front - Selfie Addicts would love this. It ships with RockSteady image stabilization that lets you shoot shake-free action videos.  

 HDR Video recording option would let you shoot footage with better dynamic range. OSMO Action is 11 M Waterproof without a case. 

 4K @ 60fps is the maximum recording format supported. It can shoot Full HD slow motion at 240fps. DJI has also equipped this with creative modes like Hyperlapse and Timelapse. 

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