DJI Avata 360 drone is here to shoot 360-degree 8K HDR video at 60fps | Infinium-tech

DJI’s long-awaited response to AntiGravity’s A1 is finally here. Meet the DJI Avata 360. As the name suggests, it lets you film 360-degree videos in 8K60fps HDR, thanks to DJI’s flagship 1-inch type sensor with 2.4 micron pixels and high dynamic range.

The Avata 360 comes with different lenses that you can use, one of which is a 360-degree lens with a 1-inch equivalent sensor. 120MP photos can also be taken with this. Both videos and photos can be exported directly or reframed in post-production.

With Single Lens mode you can enjoy classic Avata-style filming in 4K60fps. DJI’s O4+ video transmission system delivers 1080p60fps up to 20km.

The Awata 360 has a flight time of up to 23 minutes, and comes with Nightscape omnidirectional obstacle sensing and integrated propeller guards. The camera lens can be easily replaced with the Avata 360 Replacement Lens Kit which also comes with the necessary tools for replacement.

The drone has 42GB of internal storage that can hold 30 minutes of 8K 360-degree video. Using Wi-Fi 6, 1GB of footage can be transferred to the DJI Fly app in 10 seconds at up to 100MB/s. Avata 360 supports dynamic camera moves, one-tap in-app editing, intelligent tracking, infinite rotation and tilt for FPV mode, and it can also automatically select the optimal tracking mode.

It can be flown with DJI remote controllers such as RC2, RC-N2 and RC-N3. With DJI RC Motion 3, the Avata 360 can also perform aerial acrobatics.

The drone is now available to pre-order from DJI, priced at £409 for the drone alone, £639 / €719 bundled with the DJI RC2, £829 / €939 for the Fly More combo with the RC2, and £829 / €939 for the Motion Fly More combo with DJI Goggles N3. Shipping is scheduled to begin next month.

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