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Core Viewpoint - DJI's first panoramic camera, Osmo 360, showcases impressive features but is not without its flaws, indicating room for improvement in both hardware and software [1][25]. Image Quality - The Osmo 360 delivers excellent image quality, featuring two custom 1-inch square sensors that optimize the use of sensor area for panoramic photography [5][25]. - It supports a minimum of 4K at 100 frames per second and a maximum of 8K at 50 frames per second, with 8K footage showing clear details compared to 4K [5][25]. - The camera can capture 120 million pixel panoramic photos, with each photo size ranging from 18MB to 19MB [7]. Features and Performance - The camera includes a night mode that enhances low-light performance, showing improved clarity and reduced noise compared to standard modes [8]. - It supports a single-lens mode for 170-degree ultra-wide-angle video, providing a broader field of view [10]. - Osmo 360 has a built-in 128GB storage, with 105GB usable, and comes with three batteries for extended use [15][17]. Usability and Design - The camera's design is compact but may lead to handling issues, as users might accidentally touch the lens while holding it [18]. - It features a high-brightness OLED screen, although smaller than that of the Action 5 Pro, which may complicate touch operations [20]. - The camera supports various selfie sticks and has a magnetic quick-release feature for ease of use [20]. Software and Editing - The DJI Mimo app is recommended for mobile use, while DJI Studio offers comprehensive features for processing panoramic videos on computers [22]. - The software for single-lens video editing is limited, lacking multi-track editing capabilities [22]. Market Position - The Osmo 360 is priced at 2999 yuan for the body and 3799 yuan for the complete kit, making it more affordable than competitors like the Insta360 X5 [26].