DJI teases Osmo 360 II global release with 8K60 video and user-swappable lenses

DJI has published a teaser video for the Osmo 360 II, and the campaign carries the same tagline the company used in China earlier this month: All Angles. All Epic. The clip opens on a square CMOS sensor, pulls back through the lens stack and settles on a dark studio render of the dome. However, there with no date, price or region attached.

There is not much left to tease. The Osmo 360 II went on sale in China on August 13 at CNY 3,299 (~$490), so the specification sheet is already public. DJI has used dual 1/1.1-inch sensors behind f/1.9 optics, native 8K panoramic capture at 60 fps (up from the 8K/50 fps on the original Osmo 360), and 14.5 stops of dynamic range, though D-Log M still tops out at 13.5. Panoramic photos stay at 120 MP, while single-lens shots come in at 30.72 MP. Also, RAW is supported.

The more important change is mechanical. The lenses are now user-replaceable and coated with a hardened optical film — that addresses the fixed-glass design that made was problematic if you got a scratch on the lens. Internal storage is still 105 GB, the battery grows to 2,150 mAh with 27 W charging, and NFC Quick Connect joins Wi-Fi 6 for pairing. The IP68 rating holds at 10 m, or 50 m inside the dive housing.

DJI took roughly six weeks to move the Osmo Pocket 4P from China to international shelves; the Osmo 360 II is tracking much faster. A US release is a separate question, and the company's storefront there still has no listing.