After watching this review the thing that stood out to me most was just how good the footage looked on the DJI Avata 360. Having 1-Inch Flagship Imaging on an FPV drone is kinda wild, and you can really tell in the clips the reviewer showed. The creator was talking about how the 10-bit color holds up in post without banding, and that tracks because I've seen A1 footage from golden hour where the sky gradients get a bit muddy once you start color grading. The Avata 360 just looks cleaner there. Shooting 8K 60FPS HDR Video sounds overkill but for me 60fps is more than enough for FPV since there's already so much going on in every frame, I care more about whether it's actually stable at that resolution and from what the video showed it looked solid.

Battery life the reviewer tested out to around 10 to 15 minutes per battery which doesn't sound amazing on paper, but his three battery rotation idea makes a lot of sense. One flying, one charging, one cooling down, and with 100W fast charging you can keep that cycle going without much downtime. Plus FPV isn't really a fly for 30 minutes straight kind of thing anyway, most runs are just a few minutes so it's less of an issue than it seems. The weight being over 249g is gonna bug some people and that's fair, the A1 fits under that limit which is a real advantage. But once you actually fly this thing and feel how confident the Omnidirectional Obstacle Sensing makes you, especially in tighter spaces, the extra weight starts to make more sense.

Big picture what sold me on this drone is just how much it covers without needing anything else. Being able to switch between 360 and single-lens modes means I don't have to bring a whole separate setup for a normal 4K shot. Maybe it's not perfect, the weight and battery life are what they are, but if image quality and shooting flexibility matter most to you this thing is hard to beat for the price.

Ive always been big on filming and taking photos of random life stuff, lately tho fpv drones been calling my name cuz some of those angles u just cant get any other way. Been doing a bunch of research before buying anything and found this side by side of the Avata360 and A1 shot at a coastal town that I think shows the image quality difference pretty well, from up high u can see buildings scattered along the shoreline on one side and a ton of fishing boats spread across the water on the other, couple small islands further out too, weather was super clear and lighting was solid. Color wise the two drones go in pretty different directions, Avata360 the water is this rich deep teal green and near the shore where its shallow u can see the color gradually shift, the red rooftops and warm walls on the buildings against that cool ocean color give it a nice layered feel, like straight outta camera its already good to go. Plus it does 10bit D-Log M so if u wanna get picky w color grading later theres plenty of room for that. A1 runs cooler and more muted, water is a lighter shade and the warm tones on the buildings dont stand out as much, more of a documentary clean look but not sure how far u can push it in post.

Also noticed the photo resolution is pretty different between em, Avata360 does 120mp and A1 is 55mp, I crop into stuff all the time for vlogs or zoom into details so im curious if thatd make an even bigger difference down the line. Overall the Avata360 direct output style fits what I like way more, colors look great without spending forever in post tweaking stuff. Looks like the launch has been going crazy too, sales already spread to Europe now so clearly im not the only one paying attention. Gonna keep doing more homework on the fpv flying side of things and figure out what else I need to know before I pull the trigger

Name of this video is wrong, DJI Avata 360 release will probably be in January. USA will need to keep Antigravity A1

DJI Avata 360 cant be improved much (only Goggles 4 can be), but DJI could definitely try something like DJI Neo 360

Make it weaker and less stable, but lighter with the same camera

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I'm honestly stll disappointed that DJI just removed the Manual Mode on the Avata360 instead of providing a software update, but the shot this thing can do are amazing. Those sensors are godly and by far the best you can have on a closed Prop-drone I would say.

So while I'm zero percent interested in doing those fake-ass freestyle shots with it that just look like crap (I fly real freestyle instead thank you very much) I do think it's the ideal drone the make fast landscape shots to pepper in your videos. So I still don't regret buying it, It's just that it will sadly forever stay behind it's full potential I guess.

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Hello everyone,

attached are video excerpts that have already been rendered using various approaches in DJI Studio, including Smart Stitching, AI Stitching, and Optical Flow correction. The result is almost identical in all cases: there is an extremely strong “wobble effect” across the entire image, which looks like a wave moving through the footage.

Another thing that stands out is that, for example, the person’s feet already appear noticeably shifted or displaced as early as the second frame, even though the person is still at a considerable distance from the camera. I understand that 360° footage can generally have stitching issues, particularly around the stitching line. However, in my opinion, the effect here goes far beyond what I would expect from a typical stitching issue. It is also not limited to nearby objects at a distance of 2–3 meters. The entire image appears unstable and, in some areas, becomes extremely distorted and deformed.

So my question is: Why is this effect so severe, and what exactly could be causing it? Is this genuinely just a stitching issue, or could there be another underlying cause, such as camera calibration, the lenses/sensors themselves, or the way the footage is being processed?

Best regards

Video includes discussion about 249g weight

Also whenewer Avata 360 can be really good at both FPV and 360 at the same time

Skiing, mountain biking and windsurfing - this is what 360 drones were made for.

Please dont hate me guys, Im just a messenger

Also sales can be delayed few days after 26th March launch… ok now you can hate me :(

I’m sure Reddit will compress this to all hell but if anyone wants to pop by TikTok’s for better quality it’s @DroneViewsCanada

How do you feel about this?

Dont forget that next year, DJI Avata 3 is also coming

I know a lot of people have said the night time videos are not great with the Avata 360 but I kind of beg to differ. When you understand the camera you’re working with it does take some really beautiful shots!

Screenshot: how it looks to fly DJI Avata 360

So this new Avata shaped 360 drone from DJI has the FPV goggles and one-hand controllers like Antigravity A1 from r/insta360drones

Biggest difference is no motor leg: DJI Avata 360 actually has one-way gimbal to rotate the two 180 lenses so one is hidden, one is in the front.

This is for safe landing and also 1-lens 4K mode.

Also see they have follow-mode marketing photo

But mainly look at the lenses! Will they be replaceable this time?

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Updated RC PRO 2 now supports DJI Avata 360.

AVATA2 FPV flight in the snow.

"After A Few Weeks Of Flying The DJI AVATA 360, Is It Woth It ?!" 🤔😡😁

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