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DJI’s next 360-degree camera is soon launching globally with replaceable lenses.

After debuting in China last month, the follow-up to DJI’s first 360-degree camera will launch globally on September 15th starting at €589, but not in the US. The Osmo 360 II features the same dual 1/1.1-inch square sensors as the original but bumps 8K video capture to 60fps with a wider dynamic range to improve low-light performance.

<em>The Osmo 360 II carries forward the original’s 105GB of built-in storage but expands its dynamic range to 14.5 stops and introduces a new AI noise reduction algorithm.</em>
<em>The camera can continuously capture 8k/30fps video for up to 100 minutes, but battery life can be extended with optional accessories including DJI’s Battery Extension Rod. </em>
<em>Similar to Insta360’s 360-degree cameras, an included tool lets users replace damaged lenses on the Osmo 360 II themselves.</em>
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The Osmo 360 II carries forward the original’s 105GB of built-in storage but expands its dynamic range to 14.5 stops and introduces a new AI noise reduction algorithm.
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