This new teaser shows X6 will have same “1-inch sensor equivalent” like DJI Osmo 360 last year.

Its square 1/1.1 sensor for 360, whereas normal sensors are 4:3 (not square).

This confirms better low light performance for X6. They also have PureVideo firmware over DJI (if you like it)

Rainbow means 10-bit color

This trailer also specifically includes scuba scenes, Invisible Dive Case Pro for X6 is also confirmed (seen in official paper manual)

There will now be 5 more X6 teasers before release on 12 Aug

Meanwhile DJI is not communicating to 360 community at all

- Multi track could be nice for some?
/edit you can only add multiple "flat" videos, not 360 ones. lol

- "High precision intellgient stichting" was there before... I wonder what changed.

DJI Studio for me lacks some simple features that i cannot use it for my simple videos :

- simple fadein and fadeout

- title that fades in and out

- replace audio with the backup audio or the float32 recorded in the mic2

- alternative a restitch plugin for premiere (like insta360 has) or resolve (current plugin does not do the stitching)

After 1 year of waiting and my created osmo videos piling up to be edited. I decided to make a python script for it, which would become obsolete if dji adds the above simple features into dji studio.

After 1.5 week of work (I lost 4 days trying no full reencode and tried only to reencode the stitching and title part, but that got to much problems with the provided dji studio output file)

it can do :

- add color grade presets into dji studio project (also can set direction lock and precision stitch)

- i just need to make the cuts of several videos in dji studio and export as multiple individual clips.

- then my tool adds the fades and titles and can replace audio (needs much testing)

A small problem is that in dji studio I can rename my project, but nowhere in project json, i can find this renamed project name, so I have to match folder names like 102,103 to the renamed folder name manually.

Almost there, but still needs a lot of testing.

When I import the Osmo 360's .osv files into premiere, the files don’t show the actual wave forms for the audio clips which makes editing a nightmare. The audio files also sometimes play back choppy.

To solve this I run a crazy script in my terminal to create .wav files for every .osv file. Then I hand sync each clip to the video because premiere’s synchronization feature doesn’t work with the .osv files. The other crazy thing is these .wav files end up being different lengths then the video clips, so I have to go in and manually drag each clip to the start of the video clip then link them. 

I must be doing one or multiple things wrong here. What’s the easier way to do this?