DJI Osmo 360 II – Next-Generation 8K 360° Camera for Every Angle

DJI Osmo 360 II introduces a completely new way to capture the world around you. Instead of choosing a single camera angle while recording, you can capture the entire 360° environment first and freely reframe your shot later in post-production.

Designed as DJI’s next-generation flagship 360° camera, Osmo 360 II combines 1-inch-equivalent 360° imaging, native 8K/60fps recording, a 14.5-stop dynamic range, AI SuperNight 2.0, 120MP HDR 360° photography, 10-bit color and D-Log M, along with advanced AI-powered tracking and editing tools.

From motorcycling, mountain biking, skiing, diving, and action sports to travel and everyday vlogging, Osmo 360 II captures the entire story without forcing you to decide whether the most important moment is happening in front of, behind, or beside the camera.

1-Inch-Equivalent 360° Imaging – More Efficient Sensor Utilization

At the heart of DJI Osmo 360 II is a 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensor system specifically optimized for panoramic imaging. When capturing 360° footage, the effective imaging area delivers a field of view comparable to a traditional 1-inch 4:3 CMOS sensor.

The square sensor design increases sensor utilization by up to 25%, helping reduce power consumption while significantly improving image quality in both bright and challenging lighting conditions.

Combined with large 2.4 μm pixels and a high-performance imaging processor, Osmo 360 II delivers excellent detail, richer highlight and shadow information, and impressive motion rendering.

Native 8K/60fps 360° Video – Smooth, Detailed Motion from Every Direction

One of the most important upgrades on Osmo 360 II is its ability to record panoramic video at up to 8K/60fps.

The ultra-high resolution preserves an exceptional level of detail across the entire 360° scene, giving creators more flexibility when cropping, reframing, or exporting horizontal, vertical, and square videos after recording.

The 60fps frame rate also provides smoother motion during fast-paced activities such as skiing, mountain biking, motorcycling, and action sports.

More importantly, because the camera captures every direction at once, there is no need to constantly point the lens at the subject. Simply record the moment and select your ideal angle afterward.

14.5-Stop 360° Dynamic Range – Preserve Highlights and Shadows

Osmo 360 II expands its panoramic dynamic range to an impressive 14.5 stops, helping the camera handle scenes with extreme contrast more effectively.

Whether you are moving between bright sunlight and deep shade, riding through tree-covered roads, filming near windows, or capturing dramatic sunsets, the camera retains more information in both highlights and shadows.

Independent exposure control across the two lenses also helps the camera adapt when each side is facing very different lighting conditions.

The result is more balanced footage with better highlight retention and deeper shadow detail, reducing blown-out skies and crushed dark areas.

AI SuperNight 2.0 – Cleaner 360° Footage After Dark

DJI Osmo 360 II is designed to perform beyond daylight conditions with the upgraded AI SuperNight 2.0 mode.

A wide f/1.9 aperture allows more light to reach the sensor, while a new AI-powered noise reduction algorithm intelligently reduces grain and preserves fine detail.

From city streets at night and dimly lit cafés to concerts, festivals, and fireworks, Osmo 360 II produces cleaner and brighter footage with improved detail.

AI SuperNight 2.0 also supports panoramic video recording at up to 8K/60fps, allowing users to maintain high image quality even when shooting in challenging low-light environments.

120MP HDR 360° Photos – Capture the Entire Scene in One Shot

With support for 120-megapixel HDR 360° photography, DJI Osmo 360 II is equally capable as a high-resolution still camera.

A single press captures the entire environment around you, allowing complete freedom to rotate, crop, and reframe the image afterward.

The high resolution is particularly useful when extracting smaller sections of a panoramic image for social media posts, thumbnails, or standard flat photos while still retaining strong detail.

HDR processing further improves lighting and contrast in landscapes, architecture, and scenes with challenging brightness differences.

16K 360° Timelapse – Watch Time Unfold in Extraordinary Detail

Osmo 360 II raises 360° Timelapse resolution to 16K, delivering exceptional image quality for time-compressed sequences.

Capture a city transitioning from day to night, moving crowds, shifting sunlight across landscapes, or dramatic cloud formations across the sky.

The dedicated Clouds mode is designed to condense large-scale cloud movement into cinematic sequences with impressive clarity.

Because the entire environment is recorded in 360°, you can create multiple virtual camera movements from a single timelapse clip without committing to one direction during shooting.

Powerful Slow Motion – Up to an Equivalent 8K/480fps Workflow

DJI extends the slow-motion potential of Osmo 360 II through advanced post-production processing.

The camera can capture 360° video at 8K/60fps, while DJI Studio can use AI frame interpolation to generate ultra-smooth slow-motion results equivalent to cropped 8K/480fps footage.

For high-frame-rate recording directly in-camera, Osmo 360 II also supports 4K/240fps, enabling slow motion of up to 64× during post-production.

Fast action such as jumps, drifts, sports performances, and rapid movement can therefore be slowed down dramatically while preserving impressive clarity.

8K/120fps Vortex – Create Dynamic Wraparound Motion

The Vortex mode transforms Osmo 360 II into a highly creative action camera.

It supports Vortex capture at up to 8K/120fps, allowing users to generate smooth, wraparound slow-motion effects with a simple swing or rotating movement.

Instead of requiring a complex camera rig, Osmo 360 II combines panoramic imaging with advanced processing to create striking cinematic motion from a compact device.

Footage can also be reviewed directly on the camera for immediate feedback.

10-Bit Color and D-Log M – Built for Professional Color Grading

Osmo 360 II focuses not only on resolution, but also on professional color flexibility.

All supported video formats offer 10-bit color depth, allowing the camera to capture more than one billion colors. This helps produce smoother gradients in skies, skin tones, and subtle color transitions while reducing visible banding.

D-Log M makes it easier to match Osmo 360 II footage with DJI’s broader color science and other DJI cameras in multi-camera productions.

The footage retains greater flexibility for exposure correction, contrast adjustments, and cinematic color grading in post-production.

Spotlight Follow – AI Keeps Your Subject Centered

A common challenge with traditional 360° cameras is the need to manually reframe and track subjects after filming.

Spotlight Follow simplifies this process.

AI algorithms automatically recognize, lock onto, and track the selected subject, keeping them centered in the frame even as the camera rotates or changes orientation.

This allows users to export ready-to-share flat video more quickly without manually setting numerous keyframes. Spotlight Follow supports flat video output at up to 4K/30fps.

NFC Quick Connect – Tap to Connect

Osmo 360 II features NFC Quick Connect, making smartphone pairing faster and more convenient.

Simply enable NFC on a compatible phone and tap it against the camera’s NFC area to quickly connect with the DJI Mimo app.

During playback, users can also tap to transfer footage or jump directly into the editing interface.

For creators who frequently shoot, edit, and publish while traveling, this dramatically streamlines the workflow.

DJI Mimo – Intelligent Editing with Just a Few Taps

The DJI Mimo app acts as a powerful mobile editing hub for Osmo 360 II.

Instead of learning a complicated professional editing suite, users can rely on AI-powered tools to choose clips, adjust viewpoints, create camera movements, and produce finished videos.

Mimo can automatically analyze recorded footage, identify highlights, and recommend edits.

This significantly shortens the time between pressing the record button and publishing a polished video.

Dual Recording – Capture the View and Your Reaction at the Same Time

One major advantage of a 360° camera is its ability to see in every direction simultaneously.

With Dual Recording, DJI Mimo can display both front and rear perspectives on the same screen, allowing viewers to see the surrounding scenery as well as the reactions of the person holding the camera or traveling with friends.

This is especially useful for travel vlogs, amusement park rides, road trips, outdoor activities, and reaction-driven content.

Highlight – AI Finds the Best Moments for You

360° cameras often generate a large amount of footage, making manual review time-consuming.

DJI Mimo can automatically identify highlights within recorded clips, reducing the need to review every second manually.

Creators can start with AI-selected moments and then customize the edit to match their preferred style.

This helps turn 360° content from something that is exciting to shoot but time-consuming to edit into a much more practical everyday workflow.

Dynamic Camera Movement – Cinematic Virtual Camera Motions

A 360° clip contains visual information from every direction.

This allows software to simulate many camera movements that were never physically performed during recording.

DJI Mimo uses this advantage to create dynamic camera movements, smooth transitions, and virtual one-take effects across multiple clips.

For travel videos and vlogging, this can dramatically improve production value without requiring a gimbal or dedicated camera operator.

Templates and One-Tap Editing – Create Finished Videos Faster

DJI Mimo includes a broad library of built-in templates designed for different shooting scenarios.

The app can analyze your footage and intelligently match it with an appropriate template, automatically applying pacing, framing, and transitions.

For users who want polished social media content without spending hours editing, this provides a fast and convenient solution.

More advanced creators can also use templates as a starting point before making deeper manual adjustments.

DJI Studio – Professional 360° Post-Production Workflow

For desktop editing, DJI Studio provides a more advanced workflow for Osmo 360 II footage.

The software supports panoramic stitching, reframing, footage management, and AI-powered editing tools designed to reduce repetitive manual work.

DJI Mimo is optimized for fast mobile editing, while DJI Studio provides deeper control for more demanding projects.

Together, they create a complete workflow from capture to final export.

High-Precision Smart Stitching – More Natural Seam Transitions

The stitching area between two lenses is one of the biggest technical challenges for any 360° camera.

DJI Mimo and DJI Studio use a high-precision smart stitching algorithm to optimize seam areas, particularly in group shots and scenes with multiple people.

The system helps preserve more natural body shapes and reduce visible stitching artifacts when subjects are standing near the lens overlap area.

This makes Osmo 360 II better suited for group travel, events, social content, and scenes with people moving around the camera.

DaVinci Resolve Support – Integrate 360° Footage into Professional Editing

Osmo 360 II is not limited to DJI’s mobile ecosystem.

360° video exported from DJI Studio can be integrated into DaVinci Resolve through a supported plugin, allowing creators to incorporate panoramic footage into professional editing workflows.

For multi-camera productions, this makes it easier to combine Osmo 360 II footage with conventional cameras on the same timeline.

Adaptive Tone and HDR – Intelligent Exposure Optimization

DJI Mimo and DJI Studio feature Adaptive Tone and HDR tools designed to enhance image quality in high-contrast environments.

The software can automatically balance highlights and shadows to create a more natural-looking image without requiring extensive manual adjustment.

For beginners, this offers a fast way to improve footage. For professional creators, it reduces the amount of initial correction required before deeper color grading.

Pro Filters and Custom LUTs – Personalize Your Look

In addition to automatic enhancement tools, DJI Mimo and DJI Studio support Pro Filters and custom LUT imports.

Creators can develop a consistent visual style for commercial projects, travel content, branded campaigns, or personal channels.

Combined with 10-bit recording and D-Log M, this gives Osmo 360 II significant flexibility for users who want consistent, recognizable color across their videos.

Powerful Stabilization – Ready for Rough Terrain

Osmo 360 II is built for motion.

Its stabilization system helps smooth out vibration and movement while riding, cycling, skiing, or traveling over rough terrain.

In situations where a traditional camera might require a dedicated gimbal or stabilization rig, panoramic capture combined with electronic stabilization allows Osmo 360 II to create smoother-looking footage from a lightweight setup.

Motorcycling – Mount It Almost Anywhere

The panoramic design of Osmo 360 II allows it to be mounted in a wide range of positions on a motorcycle.

Gesture Control and Voice Control let users start recording without constantly touching the camera, which is particularly useful while wearing gloves or keeping both hands on the handlebars.

A single camera can later generate multiple perspectives, including rider POV, rear-facing views, third-person angles, and drone-like virtual camera movements.

Waterproof to 10 m, Expandable to 50 m with the Invisible Waterproof Case

Osmo 360 II can operate underwater at depths of up to 10 meters without an additional case under DJI’s specified conditions.

For deeper diving, the Invisible Waterproof Case extends underwater use to depths of up to 50 meters.

360° capture is especially compelling underwater because a single clip can record the diver, marine life, and the surrounding environment simultaneously.

Mountain Biking and Road Cycling – Smooth Footage with Sports Data

When mounted on a bicycle, Osmo 360 II captures the entire ride while stabilization helps reduce vibration from rough surfaces.

Users can enhance footage with a Sports Dashboard overlay to create more informative and engaging cycling videos.

This makes the camera suitable for cyclists who want to document rides, training sessions, or outdoor adventures without carrying a bulky camera setup.

Skiing in Temperatures Down to -20°C

Osmo 360 II is designed to continue operating in cold conditions down to -20°C.

Users can also double-twist the selfie stick to quickly start recording, reducing the need to remove gloves or interact with the touchscreen.

With the optional 2.5-meter Extended Carbon Fiber Selfie Stick, the camera can create elevated, drone-like perspectives in locations where using a drone may be impractical.

The Motion Blur effect can further enhance the sense of speed and cinematic movement.

Invisible Selfie Stick – Your On-the-Go Virtual Camera Crew

One of the signature benefits of a 360° camera is the Invisible Selfie Stick effect.

When properly positioned, the selfie stick sits within the stitching area between the two lenses and is digitally removed from the final image.

The result looks as if an independent camera is floating around the user.

This is ideal for traveling, hiking, skiing, cycling, running, and solo vlogging.

Ultra-Hard Optical Coating – Better Scratch and Wear Resistance

The protruding lenses are among the most exposed components on any 360° camera.

DJI equips both Osmo 360 II lenses with an ultra-hard optical coating designed to improve scratch and wear resistance during everyday use.

This is particularly valuable for outdoor creators who frequently mount the camera on vehicles, use it close to the ground, or operate in dusty and demanding environments.

Replaceable Lens Design – Keep Shooting After Damage

A particularly practical upgrade on Osmo 360 II is its user-replaceable lens design.

If one of the lens modules becomes damaged, it can be replaced without requiring the entire camera to be retired.

For action sports creators and travelers, this can significantly reduce downtime because the exposed lenses are among the most vulnerable parts of any panoramic camera.

Only 183 g – High-End 360° Performance in a Compact Body

Despite its dual-lens system, 8K recording capability, and advanced AI processing, Osmo 360 II weighs only around 183 grams.

Its lightweight design makes it easy to carry in a small bag or mount on selfie sticks, bicycles, motorcycles, helmets, and other camera rigs.

For an action camera, lower weight also means greater freedom to experiment with creative mounting positions.

105GB of Usable Built-In Storage – Start Recording Without a microSD Card

Osmo 360 II includes 128GB of internal storage, with approximately 105GB available to the user.

That means you can take the camera out and start recording even if you forget your microSD card.

This is particularly valuable while traveling, when spontaneous moments often happen before there is time to check storage accessories.

For longer productions, storage can still be expanded with a compatible microSD card.

Up to 100 Minutes of Continuous 8K/30fps Recording

Powered by the Extreme Battery Plus, Osmo 360 II can record continuously for up to 100 minutes at 8K/30fps under DJI’s testing conditions.

That is an impressive figure considering the processing requirements of high-resolution panoramic video.

The longer runtime makes the camera more practical for travel, sports, long sequences, and extended outdoor recording sessions.

Fast Charging to 80% in Around 22 Minutes

Osmo 360 II also supports fast charging.

According to DJI, the battery can reach approximately 80% charge in around 22 minutes under suitable charging conditions.

A short break between shooting sessions can therefore provide enough battery power to continue recording for a significant period.

Battery Extension Rod – Up to 180 Extra Minutes of Runtime

For extended shoots, the optional Battery Extension Rod can add up to 180 minutes of additional runtime.

The accessory functions both as a handheld grip and as an external power source, making it useful for long timelapses, road trips, events, or extended filming sessions where frequent battery changes would be inconvenient.

Built-In Four-Microphone Array – Clearer Audio Straight from the Camera

Osmo 360 II features a built-in four-microphone array combined with wind-noise reduction.

This allows the camera to capture usable environmental audio directly without requiring an external microphone in many everyday situations.

For outdoor vlogging or action content, the wind-noise reduction system helps improve voice clarity and overall audio usability.

DJI OsmoAudio – Connect DJI Microphones Directly Without a Receiver

Through DJI OsmoAudio Direct Microphone Connection, Osmo 360 II can connect directly to compatible DJI microphone transmitters without requiring a separate receiver.

Compatible models include DJI Mic 3, DJI Mic 2, DJI Mic Mini 2S, DJI Mic Mini 2, and DJI Mic Mini.

This creates a cleaner and more compact recording setup for vloggers, interviews, and two-person conversations.

Users can also enable Built-in Mic Audio Backup, allowing the camera to capture ambient sound through its internal microphones while simultaneously recording wireless microphone audio.

Dual-Direction Magnetic Quick Release – Mount It Either Way

Osmo 360 II uses a dual-direction magnetic quick-release system, allowing the camera to attach from either side depending on the mounting setup.

This makes it quicker to move between selfie sticks, mounts, and other accessories without slowing down the shooting process.

The design also integrates naturally with DJI’s broader Osmo accessory ecosystem.

1/4-Inch Thread – Compatible with Traditional Camera Accessories

In addition to DJI’s quick-release system, Osmo 360 II includes a standard 1/4-inch thread.

This allows the camera to connect with a wide range of traditional photography and filmmaking accessories, including tripods, monopods, clamps, magic arms, and mounting systems.

The combination of DJI’s magnetic mounting system and a standard 1/4-inch thread gives users greater flexibility when building custom camera setups.

DJI Osmo 360 II – One Camera, Endless Perspectives

What makes DJI Osmo 360 II compelling is not simply its 8K resolution.

Its real strength lies in changing the way creators think about shooting.

Instead of constantly asking, “Where should I point the camera?”, you can capture the entire environment first and decide on the perfect angle later.

With native 8K/60fps recording, 1-inch-equivalent 360° imaging, a 14.5-stop dynamic range, AI SuperNight 2.0, 120MP HDR photos, 16K Timelapse, 8K/120fps Vortex, 10-bit color and D-Log M, Spotlight Follow, AI-powered editing, 105GB of usable built-in storage, replaceable lenses, and deep integration with DJI’s Osmo ecosystem, Osmo 360 II becomes far more than a compact action camera.

Whether you are a travel creator, vlogger, cyclist, motorcyclist, skier, outdoor enthusiast, or filmmaker searching for new visual perspectives, DJI Osmo 360 II offers one major advantage:

You no longer have to choose one angle to capture the moment—because the entire moment is already in the frame.