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DJI announces Osmo 360 II camera with replaceable lenses and upgraded low-light video
The updated panoramic action camera introduces swappable lens covers, improved dynamic range, and faster charging, but will not launch in the United States initially.
The short version
- DJI revealed the Osmo 360 II panoramic action camera, introducing replaceable lens covers and upgraded image processing.
- The camera features an increased 14.5 stops of dynamic range, 8K video at up to 60 fps, and a new low-light algorithm.
- The device is currently available in Asia and launches in Europe in September starting at €589, but is not currently available in the US market.
Key facts
- The Osmo 360 II adds scratch-resistant coated lenses that users can replace, priced at €39 ($45) per pair.[Engadget]
- The camera retains a 1-inch square sensor while raising dynamic range to 14.5 stops and maximum frame rates to 8K at 60 fps and 4K at 120 fps.[Engadget]
- DJI integrated an updated AI noise-reduction system, labeled AI SuperNight 2.0, to reduce motion blur and improve low-light footage.[Engadget]
- Battery capacity has increased to 2,150mAh, allowing the device to charge to 80 percent in 22 minutes.[Engadget]
- The camera has launched in Asia and is scheduled for a European rollout later in September starting at £509 in the UK and €589 in Europe, while excluding the US for now.[Engadget]
What remains uncertain
- Whether or when DJI will make the Osmo 360 II available for purchase in the United States remains unspecified.[Engadget]