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DJI Osmo 360 II — Capture the scene, choose the angle later
He filmed the best moment of the year and aimed the camera wrong. The moment is worth keeping, but choosing one camera angle can mean missing part of it. A 360-degree recording lets you choose a view afterward. Allow time for reframing and check mounting and lens protection before you film.
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Quick verdict
A 360-degree camera lets creators reframe a recorded scene afterward. It suits action and travel filming when choosing one direction would miss the story.
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Key facts and useful features
- Native HDR 360-degree recording up to 8K/60fps.
- 105GB built-in storage and replaceable lenses.
Who it is for
A 360-degree camera lets creators reframe a recorded scene afterward. It suits action and travel filming when choosing one direction would miss the story.
Who should skip or compare
- Reframing and exporting add editing time.
- Protect both lenses and check mounting and water-use instructions.
Pros and cons
Useful: Capture the scene, choose the angle later.
- Reframing and exporting add editing time.
- Protect both lenses and check mounting and water-use instructions.
How to get started
- Charge, activate and update using the supported DJI workflow.
- Mount securely and record a short test in a controlled setting.
- Reframe and export in DJI Mimo or DJI Studio; check the final crop.
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