Group 1 - DJI's first panoramic camera, Osmo 360, has reported fogging issues after 14-15 minutes of continuous recording at 8K 50fps, attributed to humidity and battery changes [2][5] - DJI's technical support suggests a solution involving high-temperature recording for 15-20 minutes to expel moisture [5] - Insta360's CEO downplays the issue as an "individual case," urging consumers not to worry excessively [7] Group 2 - The global panoramic camera market is projected to reach 7.85 billion by 2027, with an annual growth rate exceeding 11%, significantly outpacing traditional action cameras [7] - DJI's entry into the panoramic camera market is crucial for completing its ecosystem of drones, action cameras, and panoramic devices, directly competing with Insta360, which holds a 67.2% market share [7] - Both companies face significant challenges in breaking through, with DJI holding over 70% of the global consumer drone market and Insta360 leading the panoramic camera market with a 67% share in 2024 [7] Group 3 - Industry analysts suggest that DJI's entry may accelerate Insta360's development of 8K models, while Insta360's move into the drone market could push DJI to explore mid-range pricing [8] - The depth of technological reserves will determine the competitive advantage for both companies in the short term [8] - Long-term success will depend on their ability to integrate ecosystems, such as DJI's potential to unify color advantages in aerial footage and Insta360's ability to create new scenarios with panoramic drones [8]