A 360-degree camera lets you capture the entire view, then worry about which bit of it to look at – or to frame your view on – later! That means the best 360-degree cameras need both technical brilliance to align the images from more than one lens (and somehow ignore the presence of the camera itself) AND apps / software that makes it simple to reframe what you capture.
DJI is a newcomer in the field, but the brand brings with it high expectations. As well as dominating the drone world, the company’s more traditional action camera – the Osmo Action – brought a larger image sensor that took on and beat the GoPro for best action camera because a bigger sensor means better quality in lower light. And that's exactly what DJI has done here with its first 360-degree camera – 1-inch image sensors.
