DJI Osmo 360 II vs DJI Osmo 360: DJI's pricier second-gen 360 camera fixes one major downside
Just one year after its original 360 camera, DJI has released the second-gen Osmo 360 II, and it fixes a major weakness
DJI has improved its first-generation 360-degree camera, the Osmo 360, with the release of the second-generation Osmo 360 II. The main difference between the two models is the replaceable lenses in the Osmo 360 II, which allows for cost-effective repairs if the lenses become damaged. Both cameras are waterproof up to 10 meters and weigh the same 6.5oz / 183g.
However, the Osmo 360 II has several performance upgrades, including a higher-capacity battery with a 10% increase in capacity, improved underwater video capabilities, a boost in 8K frame rates to 60fps, and faster slow-motion recording. Additionally, the Osmo 360 II offers HDR photo capture, with a dynamic range increased to 14.5EV.
Despite these improvements, the image quality difference between the two cameras is not significant enough to choose one over the other for land-based recording. The Osmo 360 II is priced at £509 / AU$921, while the standard Osmo 360 is £409.99 / AU$759.
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