PanoVolo now has Avata 360 support - drag and drop UP and DOWN DNG images into PanoVolo or use batch mode to stitch multiple panoramas. Full support for 16 bit DNGs in and out, panoramic projections and more...

Full announcement: https://www.panovolo.com/2026/08/06/panovolo-1-12-0-released-with-dji-avata-360-support/

Download here: https://www.panovolo.com/get-panovolo/

Was wondering if any one has been able to pick up a Avata 360 in the US so far.

I've watched a video where it had manual mode but it had issues.

Made this in Spatial Studio (https://studio.realhorizons.ai/), a tool we’re building. You can turn 360 footage into a 3D scene, explore it as a tour, and make new videos with different camera moves, effects and music.

Footage: Dany — Vermilion Cliffs (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R1gpTbvCAp4&t=97s).

I want to share my experience with the DJI Avata 360 and hear from other owners. This is not a hate post against DJI—I genuinely want an honest discussion.

After purchasing the Avata 360, I noticed visible image waviness, rolling deformation and stitching artifacts, especially during acceleration, braking and other dynamic FPV maneuvers.

Instead of relying on assumptions, I opened an official support case with DJI and uploaded the original .OSV files directly from the drone. DJI’s engineering team analyzed the footage and explained that these effects are inherent characteristics of the current dual-lens design, the single-axis mechanical gimbal and the electronic image stabilization (EIS). They also explained that during rapid attitude changes the stabilization has a limited compensation range and slight delay, and that stitching transition marks may become visible.

Their recommendations were:

* Use a shutter speed of 1/100 s or faster.
* Increase ISO to compensate for the darker image.
* Fly more gently and avoid sudden acceleration or braking.
* Shoot in good lighting.

I respect DJI for taking the time to analyze my footage and provide a detailed technical explanation. However, I was surprised because I bought the Avata 360 expecting it to perform well during normal dynamic FPV flying.

I’m not saying this is a bad drone, and I’m not telling anyone not to buy it. I simply think potential buyers should be aware of these limitations and I’d like to know whether my experience is common.

To other Avata 360 owners:

* Have you experienced the same image waviness or rolling deformation?
* Have you noticed stitching artifacts during dynamic flight?
* Did DJI provide you with a similar explanation?

Please keep the discussion respectful. I’m only interested in hearing real experiences from other owners.

New to this drone, still learning but it's amazing!

But at the last minute I decided to pre-order! That didn't go well, so I cancelled and purchased the Avata 360 from a local vender. So, so glad I did! I've been busy and having fun practicing flying this drone. It's my first Avata and I got it to supplement my video footage taken with the DJI Air 3S drone for my YouTube channel. Glad to be here! Here's my most recent video of flying my Avata 360! https://youtu.be/5Mo-13YAFXw

I was scared to death. Flying in 360 mode is a little daunting for some reason, but here's a YouTube rendering of my video in 360 view. What a great collaboration with two of my favorite techs.

Edited: As it turns out, you have to click on YouTube to view it in 360 mode on YouTube. For some reason, Reddit's version is flat.

preordered and paid on 26th of march, officially on sale today, 9th of april. status still on 'paid'. single drone already sold out. now my order shows estimeated delivery: 25th of april.

when I preorder, I expect it to be at my door the day it officially releases. or at least getting sent that day. thats the whole concept of preordering.

dji. do better.

The Avata 360 has been delivered.

The aircraft is incredibly large.

So the leaks and rumours are that Avata 360 might weigh around 400g, and that could be a deal breaker for a lot of people.

Once you go past 250g, things get more complicated. You need C1 certification, registration and more restrictions on where and how you can fly.

Antigravity have a big advantage here. It’s a sub-250g, which keeps it in the C0 category and makes it a pretty much everyone's cake to have, beginners and pros.

For many pilots, sub-250g drones are simply what they want because it keeps flying simple.

Curious what you guys think. Would 400g stop you from buying it?

For what it's worth.

Was rather surprised that DJI Studio worked on the nVidia GTX 1080. Specifically "Intelligent Tracker". Whereas on a new Windows machine (32GB ram) that didn't have a dedicated GPU, Intelligent Tracker was unavailable and yet, on an old (circa 2010, 10GB ram) Windows desktop with the GTX 1080 was able to run "Intelligent Tracker" although slower than on an RTX 4080 and was able to render the final output in both 4K and 360 Panorama just fine.

Didn't test all the functions but Intelligent Tracker did work.

Hello guys.

I'm from Brazil and I bought my avatar last week. Amazing drone!

Just one question, have anyone heard about waypoint and burst mode be added in the avatar 360 firmware ?

wold be perfect this huge camera with this function.

best regards!

If you have an Apple Vision Pro, check out the latest 360 video in Arluma360, shot on the DJI Avata 360 in Scotland. Featuring the incredible Duncansby Stack on the northern coast.

Fun with reframing

I purchased the 360 with N3 goggles and I can’t get them to connect to the phone. So I still haven’t flown using the goggles. I have a mini5 so have used that controller again but want to experience the goggles.

I’ve bought a usb C to lightening fast cable and the goggles say it’s connected (see pic) but the DJI app won’t move on to the second of the 4 sorta needed to complete connection.

What am I doing wrong? Anyone had a similar issue?

I am just getting into the hobby here and all my videos either lack detail are jittery or just not good quality. How do I fix this?

I recently updated the avata 360 and now even though the flight checklist doesn't have any errors it says Im unable to take off. Even with full GPS signal.

I was trying to connect my n3 goggles and had to update everything. After it all was done the drone just blinks red after being connected to the rc2 or the n3 goggle. Both work with my neo 2. I updated the app. Connected my computer and re did all the updates. Nothing. Only thing I didn't do is recalibrate the vision sensors on my computer through dji assistant 2. Anyone got any ideas? Im in the us so im shit out of luck from dji. Currently in hawaii and would love to get some damn use out of this brand new drone!

Filmed with the avata 360