DJI Osmo 360 II Limitless Riding Combo

What’s new?

The Osmo 360 II moves beyond the original Osmo 360 in several areas that directly affect capture and handling. Panoramic recording increases from 8K/50fps to 8K/60fps, while dynamic range rises from 13.5 to 14.5 stops, helping preserve more detail in bright highlights and dark shadows. Panoramic slow motion expands from 4K/100fps to 4K/240fps, giving much slower playback of fast action while keeping the full 360° scene available for reframing. 120MP panoramic stills now also support HDR, retaining more tonal detail in high-contrast scenes.

Additionally, DJI has added Spotlight Follow, which tracks and keeps the subject centred as the camera rotates. The NFC Quick Connect feature speeds up pairing with the DJI Mimo app, so you can move into playback, transfer, or editing in fewer steps. The new replaceable lens design also means accidental lens damage no longer requires replacing the entire camera body. The mounting system has also changed to a dual-direction quick-release design, making it quicker to move the camera between compatible accessories. Together, these changes reduce the amount of setup and correction needed before, during, and in the post-production of a 360° shoot.

8K capture in every direction

Two 1/1.1-inch square CMOS sensors record opposing views and combine them into a complete 360° image, so you don’t have to point the camera precisely at the subject while recording. Native 8K/60fps capture gives that full spherical image enough resolution and detail to let you choose the viewing direction afterwards and export a conventional flat frame. The new Spotlight Follow feature takes that a step further by tracking a selected subject and keeping them centred as the camera rotates. Instead of reframing the 360° footage manually afterwards, the camera can produce a flat video with the subject already held in frame, with export supported up to 4K/30fps.

The square sensor design uses more of each sensor’s imaging area for 360° capture, while 2.4μm pixels and independent exposure across the two lenses help the camera respond to different light levels on either side. That is especially useful when moving between shade and open sunlight, as each lens can meter its side of the scene separately.

Low light and high-contrast scenes

Each fisheye lens uses an f1.9 aperture, letting in more light as conditions get darker. AI SuperNight 2.0 then reduces noise in the recorded image, so night scenes keep more usable detail and smoother tones instead of breaking up into grainy footage. In bright, high-contrast conditions, the 14.5-stop dynamic range preserves more detail across highlights and shadows, which is especially useful when parts of the 360° frame are facing very different light levels. 10-bit colour and D-Log M also retain more colour and tonal information in the file, giving you more latitude when grading the footage later.

Slow motion, stills and timelapse

For fast action, the Osmo 360 II records panoramic slow motion at up to 4K/240fps. Because the camera is still capturing the full 360° view, you can slow the movement down considerably and then choose the angle you want afterwards, rather than committing to one direction while recording. For stills, it captures 120MP HDR panoramic photos, giving you a high-resolution image of the entire scene with more detail retained across bright and dark areas.

The camera also supports 16K 360° timelapse to capture gradual changes like moving clouds or shifting light, with final 16K export handled through DJI Studio software. For moving sequences, 8K Hyperlapse compresses the journey into a shorter clip with selectable speed settings.

Limitless Riding Combo mounting setup

The Limitless Riding Combo centres on the supplied Osmo Heavy-Duty Clamp, giving the camera a fixed mounting point on a suitable bar or tube rather than requiring it to be held throughout the ride. The clamp tightens around the mounting surface, while the supplied rubber spacer sits between the clamp and bar where needed to improve the fit and reduce movement. A hex key is included for tightening the mounting hardware before setting off. Once mounted, the camera can record the full 360° scene around the riding position, so you can select different viewpoints from the footage afterwards.

What's in the box?

• 1 x Osmo 360 II
• 1 x Osmo Extreme Battery Plus (2150 mAh)
• 1 x Osmo 360 Camera Protective Pouch
• 1 x Osmo Lens Cleaning Cloth
• 1 x USB-C to USB-C PD Cable (USB 3.1)
• 1 x Osmo 360 Silicone Lens Cap 2
• 1 x Osmo Heavy-Duty Clamp
• 1 x Hex Key
• 1 x Rubber Spacer
• Quick Start Guide
• Safety Guidelines
• DJI Store Promotion Card