DJI Osmo 360
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DJI Goes Full 360
""Unbox Therapy highlights the DJI Osmo 360's versatility, noting its ability to shoot fully spherical 360 videos with stable stitching that hides the selfie stick. The camera also works as a traditional action cam in single-lens mode with a swivel and lock mechanism, making it great for vlogging. It supports Osmo Audio for enhanced sound and offers impressive stabilization even on bumpy rides. The reviewer appreciates its multi-functionality but does not detail major drawbacks in the summarized clip.""
DJI OSMO 360 Camera!
"DJI Osmo 360 by iJustine is praised for its innovative 1-inch square sensor delivering sharp 8K 50fps video with excellent dynamic range and smooth digital RockSteady stabilization. It outperforms rivals in tricky lighting and offers seamless stitching, though dewarping can cause unsharp edges. Low-light stabilization shows some pixelation. The camera includes 120MP still photos and HorizonSteady keeps horizons level. Internal storage of 105GB and DJIs editing tools enhance usability despite occasional stitching issues near close objects. Overall, a strong competitor in 360 action cams[1][2][5]"
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Description
The Osmo 360 is DJI's first purpose-built 360 camera featuring an industry-first 1-inch square HDR imaging sensor enabling 120MP 360 photos, native 8K/50fps 360 video, and advanced controls such as gesture and voice commands, HorizonSteady and RockSteady 3.0 stabilization. It is lightweight at 183g and supports continuous 100-minute 8K/30fps recording, optimized for professionals and enthusiasts.
Highlights
- Industry-first 1-inch square HDR 360 imaging sensor
- Native 8K 360 video at up to 50fps
- 120MP ultra-high-resolution 360 photos
- Up to 100 minutes continuous 8K/30fps recording
- Advanced stabilization with HorizonSteady and RockSteady 3.0
- Supports gesture and voice controls
- Direct microphone input for high-quality audio
- Lightweight design at 183 grams
- Invisible selfie stick and versatile shooting modes
Specifications
| sensor | 1-inch square HDR CMOS |
| megapixels | 120MP (photo) |
| video resolution | Native 8K (76803840) up to 50fps |
| video framerate | 8K up to 50fps, 4K up to 120fps |
| pixel size | 2.4m |
| aperture | f/1.9 |
| photo format | JPEG |
| video format | OSV, MP4 (HEVC) |
| iso range | 100-51200 |
| bitrate max | 170 Mbps |
| storage | 128GB built-in (105GB available), expandable via microSD |
| weight | 183 g |
| dimensions | 6136.381 mm |
| battery capacity | 1950 mAh Li-ion 1S (7.5 Wh) |
| operating time | Up to 100 minutes recording at 8K/30fps |
| audio recording | 48 kHz 16-bit AAC, supports direct microphone connection via OsmoAudio |
| supported file system | exFAT |
| stabilization | HorizonSteady and RockSteady 3.0 |
| special features | Invisible selfie stick function , Seamless switch between 360 and single-lens action camera modes , 10-bit D-Log M color profile |
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Exceptional image quality with large 1-inch sensor and 120MP photos
- Native 8K video recording with high frame rates
- Long continuous recording time for a 360 camera
- Advanced stabilization technologies
- Compact and lightweight design enhances portability
- Versatile controls including gesture and voice commands
- Direct mic connection improving audio recording
- Large built-in storage with expandability
Cons
- Requires external DJI microphones for best audio quality (sold separately)
- Battery life may vary in different environmental conditions
- Internal storage reduces usable space to about 105GB
- Advanced features may have a learning curve for casual users
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