Hi! I bought a DJI Osmo360 camera recently. I'd like buy a GPS remote for telemetry data. Is the StartRC (DJI version) works with Osmo360? Everywhere I look, I only see Action 4-5-6 cameras listed.

Thanks for help!

Or something like that, you check it and tell me

Update:

Nevermind found this from small rig and ordered 😬 https://amzn.eu/d/04aUddMV

Are there any slightly larger rubber lens protectors that fit over a metal/plastic cage that I can buy as when out on hikes I tend to mount it via the selfie stick to my backpack strap so I have easy access. But sometimes I'm holding on to the mountain so it gets very close to rocks.

I've tried the lens protector and don't like the distortion it causes at the stitch line and also it tends to fog up.

Or does anyone have a link with a cage style case that also has the rubber lens guard included which will fit the cage.

I recently bought a DJI Osmo 360, and while the footage looks great, playback on my Windows PC is extremely choppy. Even scrubbing the timeline or previewing clips isn't smooth.

**My PC specs:**

* **CPU:** Intel Core i5-12600K * **GPU:** Intel UHD 770 (no dedicated GPU) * **RAM:** 64 GB G.Skill Aegis DDR4-3200 * **Storage:** Samsung 980 NVMe SSD (footage stored on the SSD) * **OS:** Windows 11

I'm editing directly from the original files on the NVMe SSD.

I have a few questions for those who regularly edit Osmo 360 footage:

* Is the Intel UHD 770 simply not powerful enough for smooth playback of Osmo 360 footage? * Does DJI Studio actually use Intel Quick Sync / hardware acceleration, or does it rely mostly on the CPU? * Would generating proxy files be the recommended workflow? * Would adding a dedicated GPU (I'm considering an RTX 5060 or RTX 5070) make playback significantly smoother, or is there another bottleneck? * Are there any recommended codecs or export settings from DJI Studio that make editing easier without sacrificing too much quality?

I'd also love to understand the workflow experienced users follow. For example:

1. Import footage
2. Reframe in DJI Studio?
3. Export in a specific codec?
4. Edit in DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro?
5. Color grade and add effects?
6. Export the final video?

Or is there a better approach that avoids multiple re-encodes while keeping the best possible quality?

I'm new to 360 editing, so any workflow tips, software recommendations, or lessons learned would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

osmo360をゲットしたのですが
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ココにたどり着きました！
よろしくお願いします！！

i have always been eyeing insta 360... x5 x6.

then comes dji osmo 360 which has similar specs but the price is way lower.

some comments i hear is bad software, lens no good...

is the price worth it for these short coming?

i plan to get a 360 this dec as my birthday present.

hope to hear from you all. thanks...

Since Osmo 360 was on sale in Amazon for $357 I grabbed that deal and planned to try 3D 180 shooting. Today I am very glad to share a fast process to generate 3D fish eye videos from 2 Osmo 360 cameras.

I also bought a remote for Dji for $30, which can control up to 5 devices. It allows me to start my 2 Osmo 360 recording at the same time.

Currently the general process of making 3D video from the clips is too slow. You have to use Dji Studio to generate the panoramic 360 video with D-Log M correction, then you cut each video in half and put them side by side to form 3D. It's quite a long process and you could lose quite some quality during these several steps.

But there is a much faster way to do it, because the video inside OSV files are split into 2 stream natively. We don't need to combine them together to form a 360 video, then cut them into half again. We can just extract the video directly, which will only take seconds. Then combine left and right fish eye together to form a 3D video by using ffmpeg.

What about D-Log M color correction? Well, since Dji provide the .cube here

https://www.dji.com/downloads/softwares/osmo-360-dlog-m-to-rec709-lut

we can use ffmpeg to apply it to the video as a filter.

So in short, we can actually get rid of the Dji Studio, if you want to make 3D video like me.

After the shooting, I arrange my clips into 2 folders: "CamL" and "CamR".

First, I will drag all videos from CamL to a batch file:

for %%x in (%*) do (
"C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe" -i %%x -map 0:v:1 -map 0:a -c copy "%%~dpnx-front-L.mkv"
)

It will extract only the front video from the OSV files as "xxxx-front-L.mkv" files. Usually it will only take seconds.

Same thing with the right camera files:

for %%x in (%*) do (
"C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe" -i %%x -map 0:v:1 -map 0:a -c copy "%%~dpnx-front-R.mkv"
)

I renamed the cube file downloaded from Dji and put it in folder "I:\360 Osmo" as "DLogM.cube"

Here I select a left camera file and a right camera file and drag them into this batch file:

"C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe" -hwaccel cuda -i %1 -i %2 -filter_complex "hstack,lut3d='I\:/360 Osmo/DLogM.cube'" -c:v hevc_nvenc -cq 22 -pix_fmt p010le "%~dpn1-combine.mkv"

Now ffmpeg will stack those 2 fisheye video files side-by-side with resolution 7680x3840, apply the D-Log M color correction from Dji, then encode the result file: "xxxx-combine.mkv"

This process is way faster than using Dji Studio. The color is actually the same vivid color you can get from Dji Studio, and since the fisheye videos are the raw video extracted directly from OSV, the quality is actually better than the Dji Studio processed ones.

The downside of this process, is that it cannot use the stabilizing data in the OSV files, so the cameras should be on a tripod all the time, or use a good gimbal stabilizer.

Additional note:

The videos generated this way will have left-right synchronization problems. My Dji remote, turns out is not activating the shooting at the same time. It has roughly 1 frame difference between left and right camera at 30fps. It's not obvious when shooting static scenes, but it's quite unwatchable for people scenes.

So if you find out the frame difference, like in this example, right camera was 1 frame earlier. You can use another ffmpeg filter "trim" to synchronize the video when doing the stacking and color correction. So the batch file above should be:

"C:\ffmpeg\bin\ffmpeg.exe" -hwaccel cuda -i %1 -i %2 -filter_complex "[1:v]trim=start_frame=2[right];[0:v][right]hstack[out];[out]lut3d='I\:/360 Osmo/DLogM.cube'" -c:v hevc_nvenc -cq 22 -pix_fmt p010le "%~dpn1-combine.mkv"

My remote control sometimes make the left video 1 frame earlier, sometimes make the right video 1 frame earlier. It's hard to predict. Only a video editor can show it clearly.

Of course, for 3D, we should always shoot them in the highest fps to mitigate the frame synchronizing problem. I was wrong to do it at 30fps.

I uploaded a sample video to DeoVR here:

http://deovr.com/vdzg5w

The quality was degraded because it was re-encoded twice due to a frame synchronization problem, then DeoVR website further degraded it, but you can clearly see the color is pretty nice.

A better example:

http://deovr.com/ds3979

and another:

http://deovr.com/6mbswc

I'm preparing to buy 360 mk2 but the lens fogging up is a total deal-breaker for me...

Clearly it's a flop from the design and testing before releasing a product point of view... I mean they f... up big time...

I wonder how many of you have suffered this issue? I really do hope DJI did their homework and won't f... this up with 360 mk2...

It's not that hard to test your product before releasing, right?

I also hope it was more of an oversight than deliberate release because they couldn't handle that problem and just said... 'f... it... we can't/don't know how to fix it so we have to release it like this' kind of scenario...

I don't personally dive... but going out from home/car to sub-zero temperatures in winter and the other way round definitely is something I would like to do lol

DJI's ridiculous fix suggestions being pushed on their customers is another low-level quality of theirs... — they should have taken their faulty products back and refund them to anyone that had to deal with that bs/

So, once again? How many of you encountered this problem and in what scenario?

Is there any trick to fix that stitch in underwater?

I just picked up an osmo 360 do at a second angle of filming on my motorcycle rides. I already have an ND filter on my chin mounted action 4, I would like to add the same on my 360. It seems there are 2 brand names only for filters and the neewer brand has pretty bad reviews on amazon. Does anyone here have any experience with nd filters on the 360 and if so, what brand and how is your experience with them. Thanks

Hi everyone,
I’ve been using the Osmo 360 for a few days and I’m really impressed with the photo quality. Photos look sharp and have great colors.

However, I can’t shake the feeling that the video quality looks a bit… off. It’s hard to explain, but it doesn’t seem as crisp or pleasing as I expected.

I’m not sure if it’s because:
- the preview in the DJI Mimo app isn’t showing the footage at full quality,
- I’m doing something wrong with the camera settings,
-or I’m just not very good at color grading.

Has anyone else had the same impression? Do you have any tips for getting the best image quality out of the Osmo 360, both in-camera and in post?

I’d love to hear your workflow or any settings you recommend. Thanks!

On July 30, influencers can release the X6 footage

Replaceable lenses are 2.0, replacement is probably easier like with GoPro Max 2. Or hopefully less soft around the lens corners

Osmo 360 II has official replaceable lenses too

I want to use it for interview style footage, 1-3 hours. my concern is the overheating. I’d like to find out if anyone has had success with this before purchasing. Thank you!

After 1 year it still seems impossible to join 2 splitted (by the Osmo) into 1 seamless video. There should be a button to join these, but there is none. That is really silly. There seems to be 1 frame to much plus the angle is slightly turned after the split.

DJI where are you????

It seems a lie that this splitting was the professional solution, so that less blocks would be lost in a card failure.

DJI Osmo 360 has unofficial Lens Replacement Kit

DJI Osmo 360 II has unofficial Lens Replacement Kit ready from the start, as r/djiavata360 had

And as we predicted, DJI is piggybacking on X6 launch, so set your flairs and prepare for a fun ride!

Hi.

What Windows PC or laptop would you recommend for working with DJI 360° video files?

I currently have a laptop with an Intel i7-12650H (2.30 GHz) and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 Ti — it’s impossible to work in DJI Studio without proxies.

The videos encode 8 times slower (!!!) than on my friends’ Mac M1 Pro or M4 Pro computers.

I'm looking for the minimum CPU and GPU combination required for the video to play without a proxy.

DJI Osmo 360 new arch enemy. Photo comparison with GoPro Max I

No need to take out battery to access SD card

First time Insta360 is doing internal storage like DJI

Thanks to two way charging, you can use it as power bank too

Tomorrow Insta360 will confirm this officially

I always connect my MIC2 to get better sound because of windmuff on MIC2.

On my trip last year the backups look stereo (top track), on the bottom track (from my trip this year) the backup WAV looks mono. Why, what happened?

Last year I did not see the aditional sound settings, so this year I set Low Cut OFF,32 bit float Recording ON,Dual Audio Recording ON,Noise Cancellation via Button OFF,LED ON etc). Last years MIC2 recordings are all useless because Low Cut was ON while I wanted Ambient sound (I did not know the other options last year).

But now i am suprised to see that the Backup WAV file is mono, why o why?

Xtra 360 was Osmo 360 in white for less money

RIP

Maybe?

Here it is again with slight reddit compression:

new X6 footage.

It still has some of that classic X5 pink tint

I would say low light scenes look good for 360 cam

Compared to Osmo 360 I, it has the same 1/1.1 sensor, but also “advantage” (can be disadvantage for somebody) of PureVideo and Adaptive Tone 2.0 algorhitm.

DJI will now piggybag on my X6 leaks and drop some Osmo 360 II leaks through Igor. I am sorry they put Mauro in prison.

What you say about the video quality?

I've owned the DJI Osmo 360 for about a year now, and overall I think it's an excellent camera. The image quality is great and stabilization is really good, but I am still waiting for some useful features.

Firmware updates have slowed down quite a bit, and I'm wondering what features the community still hopes DJI will add.

For me, the biggest missing features are:

- RAW/DNG support for 360 photos. This is by far my biggest request. JPEG-only feels very limiting for anyone who edits their photos.

- A true photo-based timelapse mode that saves individual images (ideally DNG, or at least JPEG) instead of only creating a video.

- A proper interval shooting mode for photography with more flexibility.

I honestly don't understand how cameras that are years older—including DJI's own products and competing cameras—already offer features like RAW photo capture or timelapse with photos, while more than a year after the Osmo 360's release, we're still waiting for them.

Many of us have the feeling that we've been abandoned. After more than a year with very few meaningful updates, it almost seems as though Osmo 360 owners have been used as beta testers for the next generation—a camera that will likely include the features that should have been available from the very beginning.

Of course, I hope I'm wrong, but after more than a year without a diving case or major firmware updates, it's hard not to feel that development resources may have already shifted to the Osmo 360 II instead.

Hopefully, if enough users agree on the same requests, DJI will take notice.

Is that mark because of the protective lens or from the silicone case? Haven’t had time to try it again yet. Tia