DJI’s new 360 camera fixes one of the biggest headaches with owning one
DJI’s second-gen 360 camera brings meaningful upgrades where they matter, but there’s a catch: you can’t buy it globally yet.
DJI, the renowned drone manufacturer, has unveiled its latest innovation in 360-degree cameras: the Osmo 360 II. This new device is a direct response to the growing popularity of Insta360's X6, with several notable improvements over its predecessor. The Osmo 360 II boasts the ability to capture 8K 360-degree video at 60 frames per second, a significant leap from the previous 8K/50fps.
Additionally, it features enhanced low-light performance, a larger battery capacity, and the convenience of easily replaceable lenses—a feature that can prove invaluable for outdoor and action-oriented users. However, it's worth noting that the Osmo 360 II is currently only available in China, with no confirmed plans for international release at the moment.
Despite being primarily aimed at professional videographers and content creators, the Osmo 360 II's replaceable lens design could make it an attractive option for amateur users as well. The camera's ability to shoot 16K time-lapses and 120MP HDR photos further underscores its versatility.
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