Osmo 360

The Purevideo lowlight mode is softer without question, considerably so... but thats mostly the case with all action cameras that have a low light mode in 2025 (Action 5 Pro, Ace Pro, Ace Pro 2, X5, Osmo 360 and GO Ultra). The camera cranks up the ISO to get the scene to stay bright and maintain a s

If you're looking for a "dashcam" for the bike I hear Cycliq is the gold standard. Action camera wise you can get wide angle single PoV cameras like GoPro, DJI, Insta360 etc. You can also get 360 degree cameras from the above brands. Disadvantage to action cameras and 360 cameras are the wide field

Having to deal with scratched lenses was one of the biggest reasons I went with the X5 over the Osmo 360. I was actually ready to buy the Osmo 360. It seems to have slightly better image quality, 10-bit color, D-Log M that I’m already comfortable grading, and all of my DJI mics would work natively w

Price is a huge, huge advantage for Avata 360. Weight is a large advantage for A1 because it is below the magic 250g limit that in many countries doesn't require you to register the drone and have additional licenses. Along with this the folded size is dramatically smaller for packing than that of t

I was actually deciding between upgrading from the DJI Mini 4 Pro to the DJI Mini 5 Pro or taking the step toward something like the DJI Avata 360 / Antigravity A1. But the fisheye look is exactly what I absolutely do not want in my footage, which is why I ended up choosing the Mini 5 Pro. If DJI, d

Yeah, kind of the same for me. I’m also deep in the DJI ecosystem (Pocket 3, drones, mics), and I wanted the Osmo 360 to win. My first 360 cam was the Insta360 One R, which I used for a lot of 360 tours and content. When I accidentally ran it over with my Jeep, I upgraded to the X3. What was dope wa

I have pretty big list tbh these are just few things camera really needs: Better quality 360 video (Currently not good enough, often lots of noise etc.) Better quality single lens mode (Comparing to dji action 4 and Go pro 12 black, osmo 360 single lens mode is really bad, its like comparing 1080p t

Both companies are good. Don’t limit yourself to the concept of one company or the other. Look at the individual differences between the cameras. I presume you mean the Osmo 360 toMatch the x5. I’ll be straightforward. The image on the DJI is better. The software is worse for editing and the big poi

Osmo 360 was my first 360 camera. I have close to 10 DJI devices from drones, mics, gimbals, cameras. I thought the outrage over non replaceable lens was being overblown. I wasn’t impressed with the Osmo 360 at all. I returned it. Months later I bought the Insta 360 X5. OMG light years better. Withi

I chose the X5 over the Osmo 360 for exactly this reason. I’ve scratched or broken every 360 camera I’ve ever owned, and I’ve owned quite a few. I’ve even already had to replace one lens on my X5.DJI really dropped the ball by not making the lenses user-replaceable.