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DJI Avata 360

8K 360 camera drone

Capture every direction in one flight. Choose the final view, camera move and delivery format after you land.

Dual 1/1.1-inch sensors8K/60 · 120 MP 360RC 2 or goggles control23 min · 455 g

Fly once. Find every angle later.

DJI Avata 360 records everything around the aircraft in 8K 360 video. Follow a cyclist, pass a car, or fly through a location without deciding the final frame in the air. In the edit, point the camera anywhere, add smooth virtual moves, and export horizontal, vertical, or square versions from the same flight.

It also works as a conventional single-lens drone. Switch to 4K flat video when you want a ready-to-edit clip, then choose RC 2 for screen-and-stick control or Goggles N3 with RC Motion 3 for immersive flight.

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DJI Avata 360 aircraft with its dual-lens camera visible
360 video
8K up to 60 fps · 10-bit D-Log M
Photo
120 MP · 16K 360 capture
Flight
Up to 23 min · 455 g
Storage
42 GB built in · microSD up to 1 TB
DJI Avata 3608K/60 360 video. Frame it after the flight.

Two 1/1.1-inch sensors record the full scene.

Each 64 MP square sensor uses a 200° f/1.9 lens. Together they create an 8K spherical image with the equivalent imaging area of a 1-inch sensor. Record up to 8K/60 for motion, 120 MP 360 photos for detail, and D-Log M when the footage will be colour graded.

Cutaway view of DJI Avata 360 dual camera sensors
8K/60 360 video
Higher frame rates keep fast passes and reframed camera moves smoother.
120 MP 360 photos
Capture a complete 16K sphere, then choose the view after landing.
10-bit D-Log M
Retain more colour information for a controlled grade and mixed-camera edits.
Single-lens mode
Record flat 4K/60 video or 2.7K/120 slow motion without a 360 export step.
200° field of view
The lenses overlap to hide the aircraft and create the floating-camera look.
Replaceable lenses
Service a scratched outer lens with the dedicated replacement kit.

Choose the recording mode for the job.

360 mode protects the moment from a missed composition. Single-lens mode shortens the path from flight to finished clip.

DJI Avata 360 footage being reframed after capture
360 mode

Reframe after landing.

Track the subject, change from forward to backward view, add a pan, or produce 16:9 and 9:16 edits from one take.

DJI Avata 360 flying in single-lens camera mode
Single-lens mode

Record a finished frame.

Shoot conventional 4K video with less stitching and reframing work. It is the quicker path for simple delivery.

RC 2 for camera-drone control. Goggles for immersion.

The aircraft supports two distinct ways to work. Buy around the control experience you will actually use.

DJI RC 2 controlling Avata 360 with its built-in screen

DJI RC 2

Use twin sticks and a built-in screen. This is the better fit for planned tracking, repeatable camera moves, QuickShots and a familiar camera-drone workflow.

  • Built-in 5.5-inch display
  • ActiveTrack and automated shots
  • No phone needed for flight
  • Current package price: $899
Pilot flying DJI Avata 360 using DJI Goggles N3 and RC Motion 3

Goggles N3 + RC Motion 3

See the live view in the goggles and steer with one hand. Head tracking and motion control suit close, flowing lines and an FPV-style experience.

  • Immersive 1080p live view
  • Head tracking in supported modes
  • One-handed motion control
  • Three-battery Fly More package
DJI Avata 360 following a cyclist with obstacle sensing active

Built for low lines and moving subjects.

Integrated propeller guards reduce the consequence of light contact. In 360 mode, omnidirectional vision, forward LiDAR and bottom infrared sensing help the aircraft detect obstacles around it. In single-lens mode, sensing is forward-facing, so the pilot still has to manage the full flight path.

  • Integrated propeller guards around all four rotors
  • Omnidirectional sensing while recording in 360 mode
  • 10.7 m/s wind resistance and up to 23 minutes of rated flight time
  • O4+ transmission with a 1080p/60 live feed in typical use

The 360 workflow continues after the flight.

Offload clips through DJI Fly for quick phone edits or use DJI Studio on a computer for precise keyframes, horizon changes and higher-quality exports. A reframed clip uses only part of the 8K sphere, so leave room around the subject and expect the final flat export to have less detail than the full spherical source.

42 GBInternal storage
DJI FlyQuick mobile reframing
DJI StudioDesktop keyframes and export
Avata 360 footage transferring to a smartphone in DJI Fly

See the shot before you choose the kit.

Avata 360 can hold a moving subject, skim a low line, or turn the same spherical capture into a new viewing direction after landing. These DJI capture scenes are shown at web resolution.

DJI Avata 360 drifting follow example
Drifting follow
DJI Avata 360 low-angle pass example
Low-angle pass
DJI Avata 360 cycling follow example
Cycling follow
DJI Avata 360 head-tracked view example
Head-tracked view
DJI Avata 360 reframed playback example
Reframed playback

Three packages. Two ways to fly.

The $899 package is ready to fly with RC 2 and one battery. Both $1,269 Fly More packages add two batteries, the parallel charging hub and sling bag; the difference is the controller.

PackagePriceControllerPowerBest for
Avata 360 (DJI RC 2)$899DJI RC 21 batteryAircraft, RC 2, landing pad and essentialsCreators who want familiar twin-stick flying at the lowest complete-kit price
Fly More Combo (DJI RC 2)$1,269DJI RC 23 batteries + charging hubAdds the charging hub and sling bagLonger shoots, tracking work and conventional camera-drone control
Motion Fly More Combo$1,269DJI Goggles N3 + RC Motion 33 batteries + charging hubAdds goggles, motion controller, hub and sling bagImmersive FPV flight, head tracking and one-handed motion control

The product page keeps every related box item visible. Quantities update to 0, 1 or 3 when you switch packages.

Choose Avata 360 for flexibility, not minimum weight.

It delivers stronger recording options and two control paths, but it is heavier than the sub-250 g Antigravity A1 and creates larger files than a conventional camera drone.

Weight
Avata 360455 g
Antigravity A1Under 250 g
Maximum 360 video
Avata 3608K/60 · 10-bit
Antigravity A18K/30 · 8-bit
Flat video
Avata 360Single-lens 4K/60
Antigravity A1360 capture and reframe
Control options
Avata 360RC 2 or goggles + motion
Antigravity A1Vision goggles + Grip controller
Best fit
Avata 360Image quality and flexible flying
Antigravity A1Low weight and simpler travel

Build for a full shoot day.

Start with power and storage. Keep props and a lens service option available when the aircraft will fly close to terrain or moving subjects.

Before the first Canadian flight.

  • Register the aircraft: Avata 360 weighs approximately 455 g.
  • Hold the right certificate: match Basic, Advanced, Level 1 Complex or an SFOC to the planned operation.
  • Check airspace: controlled airspace needs the correct pilot qualification, aircraft eligibility and authorization.
  • Plan goggles use: maintain the required visual line of sight and use a visual observer where the operation requires one.
  • Bring charging and storage: no power adapter is included, and 8K 360 footage fills storage quickly.

Questions before you choose.

What makes Avata 360 different from a normal camera drone?

Two lenses record the full sphere around the aircraft. You choose the final angle, camera move and aspect ratio after the flight instead of locking the composition in the air.

Can Avata 360 also record normal video?

Yes. Single-lens mode records a conventional flat image up to 4K/60, with 2.7K slow motion up to 120 fps. Use 360 mode when you want to reframe later and single-lens mode when you want a faster edit.

Which package should I buy: RC 2 or Goggles N3?

Choose RC 2 for a familiar screen-and-sticks workflow, ActiveTrack and automated camera moves. Choose the Motion Fly More Combo for immersive goggles flight, head tracking and RC Motion 3 control. Both Fly More packages include three batteries, the hub and sling bag.

How much storage does it have?

The aircraft includes 42 GB of internal storage and accepts a V30 microSD card up to 1 TB. 8K 360 footage is storage-heavy, so a fast card and an organized offload routine are worth planning before a full shoot day.

How long can it fly?

The rated maximum is 23 minutes, with about 22 minutes of hovering. Wind, speed, temperature, repeated acceleration and the return reserve shorten real flight time. The Fly More packages include three batteries.

Are the lenses replaceable?

Yes. DJI sells replacement lens kits, including a version with the removal tools. The camera rotates into a protected position for landing, but the exposed 360 lenses still deserve careful handling and a clean landing area.

Do I need to register DJI Avata 360 in Canada?

Yes. At approximately 455 g, it is above the 250 g threshold. Register the aircraft and hold the pilot certificate required for the operation you plan. Controlled airspace and operations beyond basic limits have additional requirements.

Can I fly with goggles by myself in Canada?

Plan goggles flights around the Canadian visual-line-of-sight rules. A visual observer and the correct operating setup may be needed because the pilot cannot maintain an unaided outside view while wearing goggles.

Buy the aircraft with the setup and flight support behind it.

  • RC 2 or goggles package selection
  • Activation, firmware, storage and first-flight setup
  • 360 capture, DJI Fly and DJI Studio workflow
  • Canadian flight reviews and SFOC support
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