DJI Osmo 360 II Brings 8K60P Full-Sphere Video and 14.5-Stop Dynamic Range
The Osmo 360 II raises the ceiling for consumer 360 capture to 8K60P with a 14.5-stop dynamic range while keeping the predecessor's body size and weight, and it ships the same day it was announced.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
DJI announced the Osmo 360 II, a 360-degree camera that records full-sphere 8K video at 60fps. It launches immediately at 93,610 yen for the standard combo and 110,990 yen for the adventure combo. Compared with the Osmo 360, full-sphere video rises from 8K50P to 8K60P, dynamic range from 13.5 to 14.5 stops, and timelapse from 8K30P to 16K30P. The body keeps the same size and weight.
The camera is a flagship that pulls together DJI's aerial distortion correction, Ronin series stabilization, and Osmo Action color science. It is the company's first model with an ultra-hard replaceable lens, coated on both sides to resist scratches and wear, and swappable by the user if damaged. A square HDR image sensor covers the same 360-degree capture area as the previous 1-inch rectangular sensor while using 25 percent less power.
The 183-gram body holds 105GB of internal storage and a 2150 mAh battery rated for up to 100 minutes of continuous 8K30P recording, with fast charging to 80 percent in 22 minutes. A battery extension rod, sold separately for 15,950 yen, adds 180 minutes of run time. The body is waterproof to 10 meters on its own, or 50 meters with the optional invisible case.
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