DJI Osmo 360 II off to a strong start in first sales! Ranked first in sales across all channels, topping the charts on three major platforms.

DJI has officially launched the Osmo 360 II panoramic camera, with prices starting at 3,299 yuan. Following its release, media outlets and bloggers have shared the first-sale performance report for the Osmo 360 II.

Data shows that the Osmo 360 II ranked first in first-day sales across all channels, while also topping panoramic camera-related charts on JD.com, Tmall, and Douyin.

As DJI's next-generation panoramic camera, the Osmo 360 II features dual 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensors, with panoramic imaging equivalent to a 1-inch format.

In terms of lenses, the new device adopts an upgraded ion-sputtered ultra-hard coating and supports user-replaceable lens elements, balancing durability with ease of maintenance.

For imaging specs, the Osmo 360 II natively supports 8K/60fps panoramic video recording, with panoramic still photos outputting up to 120 megapixels and dynamic range improved to 14.5 stops.

For low-light shooting, the new device is equipped with AI Super Night Scene 2.0 algorithm, further enhancing image purity and performance in dark environments.

Additionally, all video formats on the Osmo 360 II support 10-bit color depth, capable of recording over 1 billion colors, and also support D-Log M color mode, providing greater flexibility for professional users in post-production color grading.

In terms of features, the new device adds "Subject Tracking," which uses AI algorithms to intelligently recognize, track, and lock onto the shooting target.

Even when the camera continuously flips during motion, the subject remains consistently at the core of the frame, reducing the need for secondary framing in post-production.

For storage, the Osmo 360 II comes with 105GB of built-in storage and is also compatible with microSD cards.

The new device is equipped with a standard 2150mAh cold-resistant battery, supporting operation in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 45°C, meeting shooting needs in low-temperature scenarios such as skiing and outdoor sports.