Osmo 360 & Osmo 360 II
What are the key differences between Osmo 360 II and Osmo 360?
Osmo 360 II introduces the following key enhancements over Osmo 360:
Higher Frame Rates and Resolution: Captures native 360° video up to 8K/60fps.
Expanded Dynamic Range: Delivers up to 14.5 stops of dynamic range [1], preserving deep shadow and highlight details.
Improved Low Light Performance: Features AI SuperNight 2.0 at up to 8K/60fps for cleaner night recording.
Durable Lens Construction: Both lenses utilize an upgraded ion sputtering coating for improved scratch resistance [2] and feature a new replaceable design.
Automated Subject Tracking: Spotlight Follow mode [3] tracks subjects automatically in 360° video, simplifying the export of framed 4K flat videos via the DJI Mimo app or DJI Studio without manual editing.
Enhanced Slow Motion Options: Records up to 8K/60fps 360° video. Using AI frame interpolation in DJI Studio, footage exports as smooth slow motion equivalent to cropped 8K/480fps [4]. Users can also record natively in 4K/240fps for up to 64× slow motion [5] in post production.
Expanded Ecosystem Integration: Fits the Osmo All Scenario Ecosystem [6], featuring Osmo Dual Direction Quick Release mounting and quick tap NFC pairing. Refer to the official product page for further specifications.
1. Dynamic range data was recorded in a controlled laboratory setting in Panoramic Video mode (8K/30fps), using Normal color mode, Auto exposure, and Front and Back Metering mode.
2. An upgraded ion sputtering coating is applied to the surface of both lenses. For additional details, refer to the product page on the official DJI website.
3. Spotlight Follow mode supports exporting flat video up to 4K/30fps.
4. Using native 8K/60fps 360° footage, AI frame interpolation in DJI Studio can generate up to 8× slow motion video, matching the smoothness of cropped 8K/480fps 360° footage. Because 360° video requires field of view cropping when exported as flat video, final export resolutions depend on your software settings.
5. Supported exclusively on Mac computers with Apple silicon.
6. Related accessories sold separately.
What are the key benefits of native 8K/60fps 360° video on Osmo 360 II?
Driven by a high performance ISP chip and a 1 inch imaging sensor, Osmo 360 II records native 8K/60fps 360° video, offering these key advantages:*
Smoother High Speed Capture: Produces fluid motion during rapid action, minimizing motion blur while delivering maximum resolution alongside high frame rates.
Seamless Screen Playback: Native 8K/60fps video aligns with standard screen refresh rates on mobile devices and computers, reducing stutter for an improved viewing experience.
High Resolution Slow Motion: Supports 2× slow motion recording directly at full 8K resolution.
Efficient Post Production: Aligns with standard frame rates across modern cameras and smartphones. This removes the need for frame rate conversions during multi camera edits, eliminating dropped frames and streamlining your workflow.
* When capturing 360° content, each of Osmo 360 II's two CMOS sensors utilizes an imaging area equal to a 1 inch CMOS sensor with a 4:3 aspect ratio.
How can I prevent lens damage on the Osmo 360 II?
Osmo 360 II dual fisheye lenses feature multilayer ion hardening and an advanced ultra hard optical coating for superior scratch and wear resistance. However, as precision optical elements, proper handling remains essential:
Storage: Use the silicone lens cap or store the camera inside the protective pouch to prevent scratching from keys or debris. Always inspect the interior of the cap or pouch prior to insertion to ensure no trapped grit is present.
Pre Shooting Preparation: Remove the silicone lens cap or protective pouch and clean the lenses before shooting to eliminate fingerprints and smudges that could compromise image quality.
Impact Protection: When operating in challenging environments where impacts are likely, install the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors * for added protection.
Lens Replacement: Thanks to the user replaceable design, damaged outer elements can be replaced using the Osmo 360 II Lens Replacement Kit.
* Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors sold separately.
** Osmo 360 II Lens Replacement Kit sold separately.
Which resolutions are supported by the Osmo 360 II?
The Osmo 360 II supports the following recording resolutions and frame rates:
Normal Mode
Panoramic Video:
8K: 7680 × 3840 at 24/25/30/48/50/60fps
6K: 6000 × 3000 at 24/25/30/48/50/60fps
Single Lens Video:
4K (4:3): 3840 × 2880 at 25/30/50/60fps
4K (16:9): 3840 × 2160 at 25/30/50/60fps
2.7K (4:3): 2688 × 2016 at 25/30/50/60fps
2.7K (16:9): 2688 × 1512 at 25/30/50/60fps
Single Lens Boost Video:
4K (1:1): 3840 × 3840 at 25/30/50/60fps
4K (4:3): 3840 × 2880 at 25/30/50/60/100/120fps
4K (16:9): 3840 × 2160 at 25/30/50/60/100/120fps
4K (9:16): 2160 × 3840 at 25/30/50/60/100/120fps
2.7K (1:1): 2688 × 2688 at 25/30/50/60fps
2.7K (4:3): 2688 × 2016 at 25/30/50/60/100/120fps
2.7K (16:9): 2688 × 1512 at 25/30/50/60/100/120fps
2.7K (9:16): 1512 × 2688 at 25/30/50/60/100/120fps
SuperNight Mode
Panoramic Video:
8K: 7680 × 3840 at 24/25/30/48/50/60fps
6K: 6000 × 3000 at 24/25/30/48/50/60fps
Single Lens Video:
4K (4:3): 3840 × 2880 at 25/30fps
4K (16:9): 3840 × 2160 at 25/30fps
2.7K (4:3): 2688 × 2016 at 25/30fps
2.7K (16:9): 2688 × 1512 at 25/30fps
How does the invisible selfie stick feature work on the Osmo 360 II, and what should I keep in mind when using it?
Featuring dual fisheye lenses that each cover an field of view greater than 180°, the Osmo 360 II processes footage using stitching algorithms. By overlapping the coverage areas from both lenses, the camera automatically removes the selfie stick at its base, creating a seamless, invisible effect.
For optimal results, we recommend using the official Invisible Selfie Stick *. When attaching it, make sure the camera and selfie stick are aligned in a completely straight line to ensure the algorithm operates correctly.
The invisible effect may be compromised if an adjustable quick release adapter creates an angle between the camera and the stick, or if the mounting connection deviates from the camera's front to back alignment.
* The Invisible Selfie Stick is sold separately.
What is the minimum recommended stitching distance for the Osmo 360 II?
For optimal 360° stitching performance, keep subjects at least 0.75 meters* away from the Osmo 360 II. Shooting too close creates significant perspective differences between the dual lenses, which can cause visible stitching artifacts or unnatural seams. Maintaining a distance beyond this minimum threshold ensures the camera produces smooth, natural results automatically.
* When using the Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case underwater, the safe stitching distance increases to 1 m.
Which video file formats are supported by the Osmo 360 II?
OSV for panoramic video files, and MP4 (HEVC) for flat video files.
Can I switch between lenses while recording a Single-Lens Video on the Osmo 360 II?
Yes. The Osmo 360 II lets you switch between lenses seamlessly during Single-Lens Video recording without pausing or interrupting your shot. This function is supported at resolutions up to 4K/60fps.
Does the Osmo 360 II support slow-motion video recording?
Yes. The camera supports up to 8× slow motion (4K/240fps) in Panoramic Video mode, and up to 4× slow motion (4K/120fps) for flat footage in Single Lens Video mode.
What is the D-Log M colour profile on the Osmo 360 II?
D-Log M is a flat colour profile engineered to maximize post-production colour grading flexibility. By brightening shadow areas and controlling highlights, it retains a wider range of image details. While raw D-Log M footage displays lower contrast and saturation, it captures rich colour and exposure data, enabling precise tone mapping and artistic styling during editing.
How can I export my photos and videos?
Three export options are available:
DJI Mimo App: Connect to the DJI Mimo app to download media directly from the microSD card and built-in storage to your smartphone.
Card Reader: Insert the microSD card into an external card reader to export files to a computer or smartphone.
USB Cable Connection: Swipe down on the camera screen, tap the Settings icon, and choose USB Mode. Follow the instructions to connect the camera to a computer or smartphone with a USB-C cable, allowing you to transfer content from both the microSD card and internal storage.
Where does the Osmo 360 II store recorded footage?
Footage can be saved to either an inserted microSD card or the camera's built-in internal storage.
Are the lenses on the Osmo 360 II prime lenses?
Yes, the Osmo 360 II is equipped with twin fisheye prime lenses.
Does the Osmo 360 II support HDR video recording?
The Osmo 360 II automatically captures high dynamic range by default, eliminating the need for a standalone HDR mode. For additional dynamic range enhancements, you can utilize the HDR tools within the DJI Mimo app or DJI Studio in post-production.
How do I enable and use Spotlight Follow on the Osmo 360 II?
Spotlight Follow mode * automatically locks onto and tracks a subject across a full 360° field of view—capturing both the action and the environment. This setting is tailored for solo shooting, cycling, skiing, and follow-cam perspectives.
Subject Registration & Selection: When launching this feature for the first time, use Register Subject to let the camera auto-detect and track your subject whenever they enter the frame. To switch subjects on the fly, double-tap the white framing box; a green box will confirm the new subject is locked, and the camera view will follow their movement seamlessly.
Loss of Tracking: If the tracked subject is obscured or leaves the frame, the framing box turns red. If lost for longer than five seconds, a notification alerts you that tracking has ended. Once lost, tracking will not auto-resume when the subject reappears—you must re-select them manually.
Post-Production: Footage recorded in Spotlight Follow mode * skips the manual reframing stage. Using the DJI Mimo app or DJI Studio, you can export flat videos that keep your target centered automatically.
* Spotlight Follow mode supports exporting flat video at resolutions up to 4K/30fps.
Which smartphone app works with the Osmo 360 II for camera control?
You can use the DJI Mimo app, which enables you to sync your photos and videos, perform edits, and share your content.
How do I activate the Osmo 360 II?
Follow these steps to activate your device:
Download the App: Scan the QR code displayed on the camera screen or download the DJI Mimo app from your mobile app store.
Power On: Press and hold the Quick Switch Button to turn on the Osmo 360 II.
Enable Connections: Turn on both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on your mobile device.
Connect to Mimo: Open the DJI Mimo app, tap the camera icon on the home screen, and follow the instructions to pair your camera.
Complete Activation: Once connected, an activation prompt will appear in the app. Follow the on-screen steps to finalize activation.
How do I update the firmware on the Osmo 360 II?
The DJI Mimo app will automatically send firmware update notifications. Simply follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process.
How do I switch between the front and back lenses on the Osmo 360 II?
You can alternate between front and rear lenses by tapping the on-screen icon in the lower-right corner or by pressing the corresponding physical button at the bottom right of the touchscreen display.
Does the Osmo 360 II feature a touchscreen display?
Yes. You can use touch gestures to modify camera parameters, change shooting modes, play back videos, and control key functions.
Does the Osmo 360 II support voice control?
Yes. The Osmo 360 II supports voice commands in both English and Mandarin Chinese. For best performance, use Voice Control within a 1 m range in a relatively quiet environment.
Supported English Commands:
Start Recording
Stop Recording
Take Photo
Shut Down
Does the Osmo 360 II feature Gesture Control?
Yes. The camera can detect hand gestures up to 2 metres away *. Raising an open palm allows you to start or stop video recording, or take a photo.
* Effective operating distance may change with future firmware updates.
Does the Osmo 360 II support Twist Shot?
Yes. Rapidly twist the selfie stick back and forth twice (rotating more than 45° each time) to capture a photo or start/stop video recording.
How do I set up and stream live video using the Osmo 360 II?
To initiate a live stream with your camera, follow these steps:
Update and Connect: Ensure both your Osmo 360 II firmware and the DJI Mimo app are updated to the latest versions, then connect the camera to the app.
Select Single Lens Mode: Go to the Preview screen in the DJI Mimo app and switch to Single Lens mode. The Livestream option will appear on the right side of the screen.
Access Streaming Options: Tap Livestream to open the configuration menu.
Configure Network & Platform: Choose your preferred live streaming platform, then select Start Livestream Settings. Connect your device to a secure Wi-Fi network with internet access and adjust your broadcast parameters as needed.
Log In: Sign in to your streaming platform account, ensuring all identity verification requirements and platform terms are complete.
Go Live: Tap Start Livestream to begin your broadcast.
How do I record 64× slow motion?
Achieve ultra-smooth 64× slow motion by shooting 360° video at 4K/240fps in Pano Slow Motion and applying an 8× slow-motion effect via DJI Studio*. The output generates a 4K/1920fps 360° video that can be exported as a flat video.
* Only supported on Mac computers with Apple silicon.
How can I share a video I recorded?
You can download the video directly to your phone's photo library for sharing, or use the DJI Mimo app to generate a shareable cloud link.
How do I manually adjust camera parameters such as shutter speed and ISO?
To manually adjust exposure settings, follow these methods:
On the Camera: From the live camera view, tap the Image/Audio Settings icon on the right sidebar. Toggle PRO mode on in the top-right corner, then set Exposure to M (Manual) to customize your shutter speed and ISO settings.
In the DJI Mimo App: Tap the "..." menu icon on the live preview screen and enable PRO mode. Return to the primary camera view, tap the Image/Audio Settings icon, and adjust your shutter speed and ISO values as needed.
Does the Osmo 360 II feature a sleep mode?
Yes. When the camera is powered on, press and hold the Quick Switch button to enter sleep mode. Press the Quick Switch button once to wake the device. Pressing the Shutter/Record button once will wake the camera and immediately trigger SnapShot.
What is the SnapShot feature on the Osmo 360 II?
Even when powered off, pressing the Shutter/Record button instantly boots up the Osmo 360 II and begins recording using your customized SnapShot configuration. After you stop recording, the device shuts down automatically if left untouched for 3 seconds.
Does the Osmo 360 II allow you to set the playback volume?
Yes. Tap the Volume icon in the top-right corner of the playback screen to mute or unmute audio. Press and hold the icon to drag and adjust the volume level.
How long can the Osmo 360 II record on a full charge?
The camera provides up to 100 minutes of continuous 8K/30fps panoramic video recording, which extends up to 120 minutes with Endurance Mode enabled.
* Tested under laboratory conditions at 25° C (77° F) recording 8K/30fps 360° video with the screen off, while Wi-Fi, Gesture Control, Voice Control, and Editing Assistant were disabled. Data is for reference only. In the EU and UK, actual battery life may vary due to local operating temperature regulations. Refer to your actual user experience.
Is fast charging supported on the Osmo 360 II?
Yes. The camera supports fast charging when paired with a USB-C charger that complies with the PD 3.0 protocol and delivers a power output of 30 W or higher.
Can I use my Osmo 360 II while I charge it?
Yes, you can operate the camera while it is charging.
Are Osmo Action series batteries compatible with the Osmo 360 II?
Yes. The camera is compatible with both the Osmo Action Extreme Battery Plus (1950 mAh) and the standard Osmo Action Extreme Battery (1770 mAh).
Which mobile devices and computers are compatible with the Osmo 360 II?
Detailed device and system compatibility information is available on the Osmo 360 II Downloads page.
How can I use desktop software to edit videos recorded with the Osmo 360 II?
The official DJI website product page features many video tutorials to assist you.
How can I enable and use the ND filter effects?
To apply ND filter effects, ensure you have the latest version of DJI Studio or the DJI Mimo app installed, and adjust the ND filter settings under Motion Blur mode. Note: This feature is currently supported only on Mac computers equipped with Apple silicon (via DJI Studio) and on iPhone 14 or newer models (via the DJI Mimo app).
Does the Osmo 360 II quick-release mount work with other DJI cameras, such as the Osmo Action series or Osmo Nano?
Yes, but only for the Osmo Nano and Osmo Action 6, as it is designed for their dual-direction magnetic quick-release mounts. While other cameras might physically fit the quick-release slot, the magnetic connection will be weak, so their use is not recommended.
Which DJI accessories are specifically designed for the Osmo 360 II?
The Osmo 360 II supports a wide range of accessories tailored for various shooting scenarios. For a complete list, please visit the product page on the official DJI website.
Are Osmo 360 II accessories compatible with other DJI Osmo series products?
The Osmo 360 II features an upgraded dual-direction magnetic quick-release system, making it fully compatible with existing Osmo Action dual-direction magnetic accessories. For complete compatibility details, please visit DJI's official Osmo 360 II Downloads page.
What is the proper way to mount different accessories on the Osmo 360 II?
Are third-party action camera accessories compatible with the Osmo 360 II?
Yes. Third-party action camera accessories can be easily secured using the included Quick-Release Adapter Mount.
Can the Osmo Curved Adhesive Base Max be used more than once?
No, the 3M adhesive backing on the Osmo Curved Adhesive Base Max is not reusable.
* Please note that the Osmo Curved Adhesive Base Max is sold separately.
Are the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors scratch-resistant, and will scratches affect image quality?
The Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors* utilize a multi-layer hardened coating designed to resist everyday scratches and wear while preserving image clarity. While they easily handle minor daily scrapes, they are made of plastic and still require proper care. Heavy impacts or abrasive rubbing can cause noticeable scratching. If this occurs, we recommend replacing them to ensure the best possible footage.
* The Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors are available for separate purchase.
Are the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors waterproof?
No. The Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors* are only splash-proof. Avoid using them in rain, snow, or during water activities to prevent internal fogging. (If fogging does occur, wipe the inside dry with a soft cloth). Before installation, thoroughly clean the camera lenses and mounting slots, as trapped dust, oil, or fingerprints will degrade your image quality. Finally, take care not to scratch the main lenses when removing the protectors.
* Sold separately.
Are there any special instructions for putting on or taking off the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors?
Before installing the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors*, clean the camera lenses and the inside of the protectors with a lens cloth. To attach them, hold the outer edges, hook the bottom latch into the lower mount, and press the top latch into the upper slot until it clicks. Repeat for the other side, then wipe the outside clean of any fingerprints. To remove them, gently lift the top latch with your thumb and slide the protector downward to release the bottom latch. Avoid using excessive force at any time to prevent damaging the clips.
* Sold separately.
How does the Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case prevent underwater image distortion?
Due to light refraction, the Osmo 360 II’s fisheye lenses naturally cause image distortion when submerged. To counteract this, the Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case* uses a custom optical design that corrects underwater refraction. This eliminates distortion while remaining completely hidden in your shot, delivering clear, accurate 360° footage.
* For underwater shooting down to 50 m, we recommend using the Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case (sold separately). Depth ratings are based on DJI laboratory tests conducted under controlled water pressure and are for reference only; actual performance may vary depending on environmental conditions and product state. Note that when using the case underwater, the minimum safe stitching distance is 1 m.
Is it normal for the Osmo 360 II to heat up while recording?
When operating in high-demand modes like 8K/60fps panoramic video, increased power consumption leads to higher operating temperatures. This temperature rise—along with warmth felt during extended handheld use—is a normal result of high-performance processing.
What should I do if the Osmo 360 II gets too hot?
To help keep your camera cool and prevent overheating, try the following:
Lower Shooting Specs: Switch to a lower resolution or frame rate (e.g., 6K/24fps or 6K/30fps) to reduce power draw and heat build-up.
Optimize Settings: Turn off the screen while recording and disable Wi-Fi when it isn't actively in use.
Improve Airflow: Shoot in well-ventilated environments to help the camera dissipate heat more efficiently.
Can the lenses on the Osmo 360 II be detached or changed?
The Osmo 360 II features an all-new replaceable lens design. If a lens is accidentally scratched or damaged, you can easily replace the outer lens module using the Osmo 360 II Lens Replacement Kit*.
* Sold separately.
How should I safely clean the lenses on my Osmo 360 II?
Dust & Loose Dirt: Wipe the lens face using a microfibre lens cleaning cloth. For dust trapped along the outer edges or seams, use a dust blower or a dry cotton swab.
Smudges & Stains: To remove water spots, oil, or fingerprints, apply a few drops of lens cleaning fluid to a fresh lens tissue and gently wipe the glass in outward circular motions.
Does the Osmo 360 II support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity?
Yes.
Is it safe to use the Osmo 260 II in water?
Yes. The Osmo 360 II is waterproof down to 10 m without a case*. For deeper diving, we recommend using the Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case, which extends the camera's waterproof rating to 50 m***.
*Before use, please ensure the battery compartment cover and USB-C port cover are securely closed. The Osmo 360 II features an IP68 waterproof rating and is camera-body waterproof to 10 m. However, standalone underwater shooting is not recommended due to light refraction on the convex fisheye lenses, which can cause image distortion and stitching errors. Avoid using the camera body alone for prolonged underwater sessions or high-impact water activities. Do not expose the camera to hot springs, extreme environments, or corrosive and unknown liquids.
**Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case is sold separately. When using the Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case underwater, maintain a minimum safe stitching distance of 1 m.
***Data was collected under controlled water pressure conditions in a DJI laboratory and should be used for reference only. Actual performance may vary depending on the specific diving environment and camera condition.
What safety precautions should I follow when using the Osmo 360 II underwater without a case?
Check Seals: Verify that both the battery compartment cover and USB-C port cover are fully closed and secured before entering the water.
Use a Case for Best Results: While natively waterproof up to 10 m, shooting unhoused causes light refraction on the convex fisheye lenses, leading to distortion and stitching errors. Using a waterproof case is strongly recommended.
Avoid Harmful Environments: Do not expose the camera to extreme water conditions, hot springs, corrosive liquids, or unknown chemical solutions.
Rinse and Dry: Rinse the camera with fresh water immediately after underwater use, and ensure it air-dries completely before operating or opening port covers.
For diving, we recommend using the Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case (sold separately) for underwater shooting down to 50 m. Depth performance data was collected under controlled water pressure conditions in a DJI laboratory and should be used for reference only; actual results may vary based on environmental factors and camera condition. When using the case underwater, maintain a safe stitching distance of at least 1 m.
Which memory cards are compatible with the Osmo 360 II?
Kingston CANVAS Go! Plus (64GB / 128GB / 256GB / 512GB / 1TB) — U3 A2 V30 microSDXC
Lexar Professional SILVER PLUS (64GB / 128GB / 256GB / 512GB / 1TB) — U3 A2 V30 microSDXC
Which Bluetooth headsets and earphones are compatible with the Osmo 360 II?
The Osmo 360 II is compatible with the following Bluetooth audio devices:
Standard Earphones & Headphones: AirPods 3, AirPods 4, AirPods Pro 2, AirPods Pro 3, Sony WH-1000XM5, Bose QuietComfort Ultra II, HUAWEI FreeBuds 6, OnePlus Buds 4, OPPO Enco X3, RESO Pilot Pro, RESO Pilot Neo
Helmet Intercoms & Riding Headsets: Cardo EDGE, SENA 50S, Hengjiang C50 Heavy Bass Headset, VIMOTO V11X, VIMOTO V9S/X, VIMOTO V10S/X, VIMOTO V11S/X, AiRide G9+, LEXIN G2P, ASMAX F1 Pro
What steps should I take if sand or debris gets inside the Osmo 360 II?
The Osmo 360 II features a dust-proof design. However, if fine dust or debris enters the camera body and cannot be removed, please contact DJI Support for assistance.
Q: What are the key features of the Osmo 360? A: The Osmo 360 is equipped with a new-generation 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensor, designed to deliver panoramic coverage equivalent to that of a 1-inch sensor. It also features a high-brightness OLED touchscreen for a clearer display and more convenient operation. For fast data transfer, it utilizes Wi-Fi 6.0 and USB 3.1. The camera comes with 128GB of built-in storage (105GB available), which is expandable via microSD card. Its battery life supports up to 100 minutes of 8K/30fps panoramic video recording* or up to 190 minutes of 6K/24fps panoramic video recording*.
*Tested under laboratory conditions at 25℃ with Wi-Fi, Gesture Control, Voice Control, and Editing Assistant turned Off, while recording 8K/30fps panoramic videos with the screen off. Data was collected in a controlled environment and should be taken as reference only. In the EU and UK, due to local regulations on operating temperature, the actual battery life of Osmo 360 may differ from the data shown on this page. Please refer to your actual experience. **Measured under laboratory conditions at 25° C (77° F), while recording 6K/24fps panoramic video, with Endurance mode on, Wi-Fi off, Gesture Control off, Voice Control off, Editing Assistant off, and the screen off. Data was collected in a controlled environment and should be taken as reference only.
Q: What are the advantages of Osmo 360's native 8K panoramic videos? A: The Osmo 360 features a newly designed square CMOS sensor with an optimized pixel arrangement, which increases the sensor's vertical pixel count from 3,000 in traditional rectangular sensors to 4,000. This enables native 8K (4K+4K) panoramic video recording with dual lenses. With large 2.4 μm pixels for enhanced light sensitivity and up to 13.5 stops of dynamic range, combined with an f/1.9 aperture, it delivers flagship action camera-level performance in both high dynamic range scenes and low-light environments.
Q: How can I protect the lenses of my Osmo 360? A: The surfaces of Osmo 360's dual fisheye lenses are treated with multi-layer coatings and hardening processes for enhanced scratch and abrasion resistance. However, as camera lenses are high-precision and delicate components, careful handling and protection are recommended. When storing the camera, please use the Rubber Lens Protector or place the camera in a protective pouch to prevent the lens surface from being scratched. Before use, check the inside of the Rubber Lens Protector or pouch for any foreign objects. Before shooting, remove the protector and clean the lens surface to ensure it is free of fingerprints, oil, or smudges. For shooting in complex environments, it is recommended to use the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors* for enhanced protection.
*Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors are sold separately.
Q: What resolution settings does the Osmo 360 support? A: The Osmo 360 supports the following resolutions:
Panoramic Video:
8K: 7680 × 3840@24/25/30/48/50fps
6K: 6000 × 3000@24/25/30/48/50/60fps
4K: 3840 ×1920@100fps
Single Lens - Video:
5K (4:3): 5120 × 3840@25/30/50/60fps
5K (16:9): 5120 × 2880@25/30/50/60fps
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 - Ultra Wide-Angle Video:
4K (4:3): 3840 × 2880@25/30/50/60/100/120fps
4K (16:9): 3840 × 2160@25/30/50/60/100/120fps
2.7K (4:3): 2688 × 2016@25/30/50/60/100/120fps
2.7K (16:9): 2688 × 1512@25/30/50/60/100/120fps
SuperNight Mode:
8K: 7680 × 3840@24/25/30fps
6K: 6000 × 3000@24/25/30fps
Q: How does the Osmo 360 make the selfie stick invisible? What should be noted when using this feature? A: The Osmo 360 uses its two fisheye lenses, each capable of capturing images with over 180° field of view. During shooting, the camera uses algorithms to stitch together images and utilizes their overlapping area to "erase" the selfie stick at the bottom of the camera, achieving the "invisible selfie stick" effect. For the best invisible effect, it's recommended to use the official DJI Invisible Selfie Stick*. When mounting, ensure that the camera and the selfie stick are aligned in a straight line for the algorithm to function properly. If you use an adjustable quick-release adapter that angles the camera, or if the connection point is noticeably offset, this feature may not work as intended.
*The Invisible Selfie Stick is sold separately.
Q: What is the safe Stitching Distance for the Osmo 360? A: For optimal panoramic stitching, it's recommended to keep the Osmo 360 at least 0.75 m away from the subject. If the distance is too close, the images captured by the left and right lenses may differ significantly, potentially resulting in unnatural stitching or anomalies. As long as the distance is greater than the safe minimum, the camera will automatically produce smooth and natural stitching results.
Q: What video formats does the Osmo 360 support? A: The Osmo 360 supports OSV for panoramic videos and MP4 (HEVC) for flat videos.
Q: Does the Osmo 360 support switching lenses during single-lens recording? A: Yes. The Osmo 360 allows you to switch between lenses during single-lens recording without interruptions. This feature supports recording specifications up to and including 4K/60fps.
Q: Can the Osmo 360 shoot slow-motion videos? A: Yes. In Panoramic Video mode, it supports up to 4K/100fps 4x slow-motion panoramic videos, and in Single-Lens mode, it supports up to 4K/120fps 4x slow-motion flat videos.
Q: What is D-Log M color mode on the Osmo 360? A: D-Log M is a color mode that provides users with greater flexibility for color grading in post-production. By increasing the brightness of shadow areas and suppressing highlights, it preserves more image details. When shooting with D-Log M, the footage will have reduced saturation and contrast, but it retains more color and brightness information, making it easier to create different video styles during post-processing.
Q: How do I export photos and videos from my Osmo 360? A: There are three options available:
Connect to the DJI Mimo App and download content from the microSD card and built-in storage to your smartphone.
Use a card reader to export content from the microSD card to your computer or smartphone.
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.
Q: Where is the footage saved in the Osmo 360? A: The footage is saved either on the microSD card inserted into the camera body or in the camera's built-in storage.
Q: Does the Osmo 360 use prime lenses? A: Yes, the Osmo 360 uses two fisheye prime lenses.
Q: Can I shoot HDR videos with the Osmo 360? A: Videos recorded by the Osmo 360 have a high dynamic range, making an HDR mode unnecessary.
Q: What app do I use to control the Osmo 360 with my smartphone? A: You use the DJI Mimo App. It allows you to adjust settings and shooting modes, sync photos and videos, and edit and share your content.
Q: How do I activate my Osmo 360? A: You can follow these steps to activate the device:
Download the DJI Mimo App by scanning the QR code shown on the camera screen prompt or from an app store.
Press and hold the quick switch button to power on Osmo 360.
Launch the DJI Mimo App, tap the Camera icon, enable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi on your smartphone, and connect to Osmo 360.
After connecting Osmo 360 to the DJI Mimo App, you will be prompted to activate the device.
Complete the activation by following the prompts in the App.
Q: How do I update the system firmware of the Osmo 360? A: The DJI Mimo App will send firmware push messages automatically. Follow the prompts to complete the update.
Q: How do I switch between the front and rear lenses? A: You can tap the front/rear lens switch icon in the lower right corner of the touchscreen, or press the physical button at the lower right of the touchscreen, which is set to switch between the front and rear lenses by default.
Q: Does the screen support touch control? A: Yes. You can control parameter settings, mode switching, video playback, and more.
Q: Does the Osmo 360 support Voice Control? A: Yes. The Osmo 360 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 include: "Start Recording", "Stop Recording", "Take Photo", "Shut Down".
Q: How do I share a video that I shot? A: You can save the video to your smartphone and share, or use the DJI Mimo App to upload it and share the link generated.
Q: How can I manually set camera parameters like shutter speed and ISO? A:
On Osmo 360's camera view, tap the Image/Audio Settings icon on the right side, enable PRO mode in the upper right corner, and set Exposure to M (Manual) mode to adjust shutter speed and ISO parameters.
In the DJI Mimo App, tap the "..." icon on the camera view and enable PRO mode. Then, return to the camera view and tap the Image/Audio Settings icon to adjust shutter speed and ISO parameters.
Q: Does the Osmo 360 have Sleep mode? A: Yes. When Osmo 360 is powered on, press and hold the quick switch button to enter Sleep mode. To wake it up, press the quick switch button once. Additionally, pressing the shutter/record button once will enable the Snapshot feature.
Q: What is the SnapShot feature on the Osmo 360? A: With the SnapShot feature, when Osmo 360 is powered off, press and hold the shutter/record button and then you can start recording immediately. The shooting mode will follow the settings of the SnapShot feature, allowing you to quickly capture exciting moments. After shooting, if there is no further operation within 3 seconds, the camera will automatically power off.
Q: Can I set the playback volume of the Osmo 360? A: Yes. Tap the Volume icon in the upper right corner of the playback page to turn the sound on or off. Press and hold the icon to adjust the volume.
Q: How long is the operating time of the Osmo 360? A: The battery life supports up to 100 minutes of 8K/30fps panoramic video recording*. It also supports up to 190 minutes of 6K/24fps panoramic video recording*.
*Tested under laboratory conditions at 25° C with Wi-Fi, Gesture Control, Voice Control, and Editing Assistant turned Off, while recording 8K/30fps panoramic videos with the screen off. Data was collected in a controlled environment and should be taken as reference only. In the EU and UK, due to local regulations on operating temperature, the actual battery life of Osmo 360 may differ from the data shown on this page. Please refer to your actual experience. **Measured under laboratory conditions at 25° C (77° F), while recording 6K/24fps panoramic video, with Endurance mode on, Wi-Fi off, Gesture Control off, Voice Control off, Editing Assistant off, and the screen off. Data was collected in a controlled environment and should be taken as reference only.
Q: Does the Osmo 360 support fast charging? A: Yes. You can use a USB-C charger that supports the standard PD 3.0 protocol with a maximum PD output power of 30 W or above.
Q: Can the Osmo 360 be used while charging? A: Yes.
Q: Is the Osmo 360 quick-release locking clip compatible with the Osmo Action series? A: Yes.
Q: What accessories does the Osmo 360 have? A: Osmo 360 offers a wide range of accessories for different scenarios. For details, please refer to the product page on the official website.
Q: Can I use Osmo 360's accessories with other Osmo series products? A: Osmo 360 is compatible with Osmo Action Quick-Release accessories. For more details, please check the Osmo 360 Downloads page.
Q: How do I mount different accessories to the Osmo 360? A:
Official accessories can be attached directly to Osmo 360 via the quick-release locking clips.
Other accessories can be attached via the 1/4" screw hole at the bottom of Osmo 360.
Q: Can I mount third-party action camera accessories to the Osmo 360? A: Yes. You can mount third-party action camera accessories with the Quick-Release Adapter Mount.
Q: Is the Osmo Curved Adhesive Base Max reusable? A: No, the Osmo Curved Adhesive Base Max* uses 3M adhesives that are not reusable.
*Osmo Curved Adhesive Base Max is sold separately.
Q: How scratch-resistant are the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors? Will they easily get scratched and affect shooting? A: The surface of the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors* is treated with a three-layer coating for enhanced hardness, which provides a certain level of scratch and wear resistance while minimizing image quality loss. They can withstand minor scratches during normal daily use. However, as the Transparent Lens Protectors are made of plastic, care is still required. If subjected to strong impacts or friction, noticeable scratches may occur. In such cases, it is recommended to replace the Protectors promptly to avoid affecting image quality.
*Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors are sold separately.
Q: Can the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors be used underwater? A: No. Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors* are only splash-proof. Before using them in non-underwater environments, clean the area around the camera lens and the surface of the lens to ensure both the lens and mounting slot are free of fingerprints, oil, or smudges. Avoid using them during water sports or in rainy or snowy conditions, as this may cause fogging. If fogging occurs on the inner side, wipe it dry with a soft cloth before use. When removing them, be careful not to scratch the camera lens.
*Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors are sold separately.
Q: What precautions should be taken when installing or removing the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors? A: Before installing the Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors*, carefully clean the camera lens surface and the inner surface of the Protectors with a lens cloth. To install, hold the outer surface of the Protector. First, align the lower latch with the mounting position at the bottom of the camera lens and snap it into place. Then, gently push the upper latch into the reserved slot at the top of the camera until you hear a click. After both Protectors are installed, carefully clean the outer surface to remove any fingerprints, oil, or other stains. To remove the Protectors, gently use your thumb to lift the upper latch from the raised area on the top of the Protector, then detach the lower latch by moving it downward along the lower slot. Do not use excessive force during installation or removal to avoid damaging the Protector latches.
*Osmo 360 Transparent Lens Protectors are sold separately.
Q: Why does the Osmo 360 heat up during use? A: When you use high-specification, high-performance modes like 8K/30fps panoramic videos, the camera consumes more power, which can lead to a noticeable increase in temperature. Additionally, extended recording sessions or holding the camera for a long time can also make it feel warm.
Q: How can I alleviate camera overheating? A: You can try these methods to reduce heat buildup:
Adjust shooting specifications: Choose a lower resolution and frame rate (such as 4K/30fps or 6K/30fps) to decrease power consumption.
Optimize camera settings: Turn off the screen display while shooting, and disable the Wi-Fi function when it's not needed.
Improve the operating environment: Use the camera in a well-ventilated area to help dissipate heat more effectively.
Q: Can I change the lens of the Osmo 360? A: No.
Q: Can the Osmo 360 be connected to Bluetooth or Wi-Fi? A: Yes.
Q: Is the Osmo 360 waterproof? A: The Osmo 360 (camera body only) can be used at depths of up to 10 meters underwater. It has an IP68 waterproof rating. Before use, ensure the battery compartment cover and USB-C port cover are securely closed. It is not recommended to use the camera body only for long-term underwater shooting or in environments with high water impact pressure. Due to the convex fisheye lens design, underwater light refraction may cause image distortion and stitching errors, so it's not recommended for underwater shooting with the camera body only. Avoid using the camera in hot springs, extreme underwater environments, or letting it contact corrosive or unknown liquids.
Q: What precautions should be taken when using the Osmo 360 (camera body only) underwater? A:
Before use, ensure the battery compartment cover and USB-C port cover are securely closed.
The device is waterproof to a depth of 10 meters without a case. However, due to the panoramic camera's convex fisheye lens design, underwater light refraction may cause image distortion and stitching errors, so it is not recommended for underwater shooting with the camera body only.
Do not use the product in extreme water environments or unknown liquids. Avoid using it in hot springs or corrosive liquids.
Rinse the camera with clean water after using it underwater, and completely air dry it before using it again.
Q: What microSD cards does the Osmo 360 support? A: Recommended Models include:
Kingston CANVAS Go! Plus: 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB (all U3 A2 V30 microSDXC)
Lexar SILVER PLUS: 64GB, 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB (all U3 A2 V30 microSDXC)
Q: How do I clean the lens area of the Osmo 360? A:
Dirt on the lens can be cleaned with a lens cleaning cloth. For dust in the cracks at the edge of the lens, use a dust blower or cotton swab for cleaning.
To clean water stains, oil smudges, or fingerprints on the lens, apply a few drops of lens cleaning solution on lens tissues and use a circular motion to wipe away.
Q: What should I do if dust or sand gets inside the Osmo 360? A: The Osmo 360 is dust-proof. However, if dust does get inside the device and cannot be cleaned, please contact DJI After-Sales for repair.
Q: Which mobile phones and computers are compatible with the Osmo 360? A: For details on compatible mobile phones and computers, you can find more information on the manufacturer's website.
Q: How do I edit videos shot with the Osmo 360 using desktop software? A: Please refer to the Osmo 360 tutorial video.
