Capture the full view from above, then take the shot your way. The DJI Avata 360 records a complete 360° scene in a single flight, giving you more control over how each clip is framed once you’re back on the ground. With high-resolution video and flexible capture, it handles shots that are hard to time or frame mid-air.
Key Features and Performance
The DJI Avata 360 centres around its dual sensor setup. Two 1/1.1-inch sensors work together to capture a full 360° view with image quality comparable to a 1-inch sensor. This supports 8K/60fps HDR video, giving you enough detail to crop and reframe without losing clarity.
That changes how you approach each shoot. Record the full scene, then choose your framing later. The DJI Avata 360 is useful for fast-moving scenes or moments where repositioning the drone just isn’t practical.
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Omnidirectional obstacle sensing detects surroundings in 360° mode
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Integrated propeller guards add an extra layer of protection
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O4+ transmission supports a stable live feed over long distances
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Up to 23 minutes of flight time for longer sessions
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Spotlight Free locks onto subjects and assists with camera movement
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Single Lens mode records in 4K/60fps for standard forward-facing footage
And with the DJI RC 2 bundled, control stays familiar. The built-in screen and standard stick layout make it easy to line up shots while working with 360 capture. You can also pair the DJI Avata 360 with DJI goggles and a motion controller for a more immersive FPV-style flying experience.
Who It’s For
The DJI Avata 360 is for users who want more control after the flight, not just during it. It’s a solid option if you’ve run into limits with fixed-angle drones or want more flexibility without reshooting.
It also fits creators stepping up from entry-level drones, especially when timing and framing don’t always line up in real time.
Where It Fits
Within DJI’s range, the DJI Avata 360 sits between traditional camera drones and FPV setups. It keeps familiar controls while opening up more flexible shooting options, giving you more ways to work with a single flight.
FAQs
Does the DJI Avata 360 support 8K video?
The DJI Avata 360 records in 8K/60fps HDR in 360° mode. That extra resolution gives you more room to crop and reframe without losing detail. For pros, it holds up in edits and across different formats. For hobbyists, it means footage still looks sharp even after adjusting angles later.
Can you reframe footage after shooting?
Yes, you can, and that’s a core part of how the DJI Avata 360 works. You capture everything in one flight, then choose your angles during editing. This reduces repeat flights and missed shots, which is useful when shooting conditions change.
Is the DJI Avata 360 easy to control?
Control stays familiar thanks to the DJI RC 2. The built-in screen and standard stick layout let you focus on positioning and movement instead of learning a new control style.
Does it detect obstacles while flying?
The DJI Avata 360 uses omnidirectional obstacle sensing in 360° mode. This helps the drone recognise what’s around it when flying in tighter areas or tracking subjects. It gives newer users more confidence, while letting experienced pilots push for more dynamic shots with less risk of interruption.
