DJI Osmo 360 II

1-Inch 8K/60fps HDR 360° Imaging 

AI SuperNight 2.0

Ultra-Hard, Scratch-Resistant Lenses  With a Replaceable Design

Smart Editing, Instant Sharing

Osmo All-Scenario Ecosystem 

105GB Built-in Storage

1,What updates does Osmo 360 II have compared to Osmo 360?

Osmo 360 II primarily features the following key upgrades compared to Osmo 360:

1. Supports native 360° video at up to 8K/60fps, delivering both high resolution and high frame rates.

2. Captures 360° video with up to 14.5 stops of dynamic range ^[1], preserving maximum detail in highlights and shadows.

3. Features AI SuperNight 2.0 at up to 8K/60fps for vastly improved low-light performance.

4. Both lenses feature an upgraded ion sputtering coating for enhanced scratch resistance ^[2], paired with a new replaceable design.

5. New Spotlight Follow mode ^[3] automatically tracks the subject for precisely framed 360° video. Easily export subject-tracked 4K flat videos via the DJI Mimo app or DJI Studio, skipping the tedious edits.

6. Supports shooting up to 8K/60fps 360° video. With DJI Studio's AI frame interpolation, it exports buttery-smooth slow motion—equivalent to cropped 8K/480fps. ^[4]You can also capture in 4K/240fps to unlock up to 64× slow motion ^[5] in post.

7. Osmo All-Scenario Ecosystem ^[6]: Features the Osmo Dual-Direction Quick-Release design, tap to connect via NFC, and more. See the official product page for details.

1. Dynamic range data was measured in a controlled laboratory environment. In high-contrast scenes, set the Metering Mode to Front and Back Metering for actual use. In D-Log M color profile, the maximum dynamic range reaches up to 13.5 stops.

2. An upgraded ion sputtering coating process is applied to the surfaces of both lenses. For details, refer to the product page on the official DJI website.

3. Spotlight Follow mode supports exporting flat video at up to 4K/30fps.

4. Using native 8K/60fps 360° footage, DJI Studio's AI frame interpolation can generate up to 8× slow-motion video, achieving a smoothness equivalent to cropping 8K/480fps 360° footage. Since 360° video requires field-of-view cropping when exported as a flat video, the final export resolution depends on the actual software settings.

5. Only supported on Mac computers with Apple silicon.

6. Related accessories are sold separately.

2,What are the advantages of Osmo 360 II's native 8K/60fps 360° video?

Equipped with a high-performance ISP chip and 1-inch imaging*, Osmo 360 II captures native 8K/60fps 360° video with the following advantages:

1. Delivers smoother footage in high-speed scenarios, effectively reducing motion blur while balancing high resolution and high frame rates.

2. When played on NTSC-standard devices like smartphones and computer screens, the native 8K/60fps video greatly matches the display's refresh rate. This effectively reduces stuttering for a smoother viewing experience.

3. Supports shooting 2x slow motion in 8K resolution.

4. Easily matches the mainstream frame rates of smartphones and handheld cameras. This eliminates the need for frame rate conversion when editing footage from multiple devices, effectively preventing skipped frames and ensuring a smoother post-production workflow.

*When capturing 360° content, each of Osmo 360 II's two CMOS sensors features an imaging area equivalent to that of a 1-inch CMOS sensor with a 4:3 aspect ratio.

3,What resolution settings does Osmo 360 II support?

Supports the following resolutions:

Normal:

- Panoramic Video:

8K: 7680 × 3840@24/25/30/48/50/60fps

6K: 6000 × 3000@24/25/30/48/50/60fps

- Single-Lens Video:

4K (4:3): 3840 × 2880@25/30/50/60fps

4K (16:9): 3840 × 2160@25/30/50/60fps

2.7K (4:3): 2688 × 2016@25/30/50/60fps

2.7K (16:9): 2688 × 1512@25/30/50/60fps

- Single-Lens Boost Video:

4K (1:1): 3840 × 3840@25/30/50/60fps

4K (4:3): 3840 × 2880@25/30/50/60/100/120fps

4K (16:9): 3840 × 2160@25/30/50/60/100/120fps

4K (9:16): 2160 × 3840@25/30/50/60/100/120fps

2.7K (1:1): 2688 × 2688@25/30/50/60fps

2.7K (4:3): 2688 × 2016@25/30/50/60/100/120fps

2.7K (16:9): 2688 × 1512@25/30/50/60/100/120fps

4,What video formats does Osmo 360 II support?

OSV for panoramic videos and MP4 (HEVC) for flat videos.

5,Does Osmo 360 II support switching lenses during Single-Lens Video recording?

Yes. Osmo 360 II allows you to switch between lenses during Single-Lens Video recording without interruptions. This feature supports recording specifications up to and including 4K/60fps.

6,Can Osmo 360 II shoot slow-motion videos?

Yes. In Panoramic Video mode, it supports up to 8× slow motion (4K/240fps), and in Single-Lens Video mode, it supports up to 4× slow motion (4K/120fps) flat video.

7,How do I export my photos and videos?

There are three options available:

1. Connect to the DJI Mimo app and download content from the microSD card and built-in storage to your smartphone.

2. Use a card reader to export content from the microSD card to your computer or smartphone.

3. Swipe down from the camera view, tap the Settings icon, and select USB Mode. Follow the on-screen prompts to connect the camera to a computer or smartphone with a USB-C port using a USB-C cable. You can then export content from the microSD card and built-in storage.

8,Where is the footage saved in Osmo 360 II?

The footage is saved either on the microSD card inserted into the camera body or in the camera's built-in storage.

9,Does Osmo 360 II support Voice Control?

Yes. Osmo 360 II supports voice commands in English and Mandarin Chinese. It's recommended to use Voice Control within 1 m from the camera in a relatively quiet environment.

English Commands:

Start Recording

Stop Recording

Take Photo

Shut Down

10,How do I enable Livestream on Osmo 360 II?

1. Please update your Osmo 360 II firmware and the DJI Mimo app to the latest version, then connect Osmo 360 II to the DJI Mimo app.

2. Enter the Preview interface in DJI Mimo app, and switch to Single Lens mode. At this point, the "Livestream" option will appear on the right side of the interface.

3. Tap Livestream to open the settings.

4. Select a live streaming platform and tap Start Livestream Settings to enter the settings page. Please connect to a secured Wi-Fi network with Internet access and adjust the streaming settings as required.

5. Log in to your live streaming platform account. Please make sure you have completed identity verification and agreed to the required terms.

6. When setup is complete, tap Start Livestream.

11,Can I use Osmo Action series batteries with my Osmo 360 II?

Yes. Osmo Action Extreme Battery Plus (1950 mAh) and Osmo Action Extreme Battery (1770 mAh) are supported.