DJI has rolled out a fresh firmware update for its 360-degree camera, the Osmo 360, promising real-world improvements for creators who demand vivid footage with minimal fuss. The update —firmware v01.03.08.70 paired with the DJI Mimo app v2.7.2 for both iOS and Android — brings a suite of enhancements to panoramic video capture and color performance.
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DJI recently rolled out a firmware update that fundamentally upgrades what the Osmo 360 camera can do. At the same time, the Osmo 360 Camera Adventure Combo has dropped from $700 to $511, with delivery arriving before Valentine’s Day. That’s a nearly $190 price cut on a camera that just became dramatically more creator-friendly.
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Action cameras are no longer just tools for extreme sports fans; they’re storytelling machines. Osmo 360, which is DJI’s first dedicated 360-degree action camera, is built to capture immersive panoramic footage that can be reframed in post or edited to look like traditional action clips. It boasts native 8K 360° video, 120 MP panoramic stills, dual HDR 1-inch sensors, and up to 4K/120 fps in Single-Lens mode, making it a powerful choice for ski shooters who want cinematic Winter content directly on their phones or social feeds.
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DJI is quietly making a strong case for why its first-ever 360-degree camera deserves a spot in your holiday shopping cart. A brand-new firmware update for the DJI Osmo 360 adds creator-friendly features like vertical video recording, livestreaming, and cinematic film tones, all while the camera itself is currently available at a massive 35% discount with delivery before Christmas.
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DJI, the manufacturer synonymous “drones,” who has applied its gimbal technology to gimbals for DSLRs, compact handheld cameras and has even found footing in the wireless microphone market has finally released a 360-action camera over a decade after the first movers. Here are some thoughts before you hit purchase.
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DJI has released a new firmware update for Osmo 360, expanding the camera’s creative toolkit in some meaningful ways. Firmware v01.02.07.20, along with the DJI Mimo app v2.4.8 for iOS and Android, introduces new low-light video options, audio upgrades, and even a privacy safeguard — subtle but practical changes that reflect how people are using the camera in real life.
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DJI has rolled out a new firmware update for its flagship Osmo 360 camera, giving creators and hobbyists alike a smoother, more intuitive shooting experience. The update brings a clever new shooting shortcut, boosted 8K video quality, and richer color performance — making one of the most popular 360° cameras on the market even more capable.
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Earlier this month, DJI entered the 360-camera market with its Osmo 360 camera. The kicker was that if you lived in the U.S., DJI wasn’t selling them directly, and most third-party stores also couldn’t get them. That may have changed, although in the most unlikely way, with the camera now being listed on DJI’s Amazon store page.
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The DJI Osmo 360 has quickly become one of the most talked-about cameras of the year, thanks to its compact design and powerful dual fisheye lenses that capture the world in native 8K 360° video. But while those lenses are the star of the show, they’re also the part that demands the most care.
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If you’re among the lucky few who own DJI’s new Osmo 360 camera or edit with the DJI Mimo app, there’s good news: both the app and the camera itself just got updates that address user complaints and unlock sharper panoramic footage.
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DJI’s brand-new Osmo 360 camera has already received its first firmware update, and it’s a big one. If you’ve just unboxed the camera, chances are the first thing you’ll need to do is install firmware version v01.01.06.20 to unlock the device’s full potential.
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DJI’s Mimo app just got a big upgrade, and it’s good news for content creators and fitness fanatics alike. The latest version, 2.3.1, officially adds support for DJI’s new Osmo 360 camera, while also delivering a slew of video editing enhancements and dashboard upgrades.
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This week, DJI announced its entrance into the 360 camera market with its Osmo 360. An impressively stacked camera that can even make Insta360 clutch its pearls in fear of competition. However, it has one massive flaw that could hinder its relevancy: availability.
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DJI has officially joined the 360 camera game — and it’s doing so with a bang. The all-new Osmo 360, the company’s first 360-degree camera, is now available to preorder in the US.
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DJI has officially released a teaser for the long-anticipated Osmo 360, signaling its entry into the 360-degree action camera space. The teaser features a dramatic silhouette of a dual-lens camera, accompanied by the phrase “All In One,” suggesting a compact camera built for immersive, spherical video. DJI confirms a full product reveal for July 31 at 8:00 a.m. EDT.
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A potential leak shows what looks like product images of what they’re calling the DJI Osmo 360. How likely is this? What could it possibly be?
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