Also known as Gaussian splatting, the feature lets you capture a space with amazing 3D detail with zero difficulty.

The first DJI 360 camera already had the best hardware—but software was lagging. DJI fixed the software this year, and made refinements to the hardware as well.

Larger sensors provide clearer, sharper video. Low-light performance improvements. 8K/50 fps 360 video. Shoot both 4K linear files and 8K 360 video simultaneously. Smaller body. Built-in storage and ...

The GoPro Max 2 (7/10 WIRED Recommends) is my favorite 360 camera, and that’s still true even with the release of the new Insta360 X6. The X6 is more versatile—it can serve double duty as an action ...

Insta360 is paving the way for a future in which you need nothing more than a 360-degree camera to cover most photography and video needs.

The GoPro Max 2 is the long awaited sequel to the 360 camera which GoPro launched back in 2019. GoPro, in fact, pioneered consumer 360 cameras with the GoPro Fusion in 2017, but in the intervening ...

More expensive Gets very hot when recording 8K video and 11K timelapse Necessary to lower resolution when shooting in low light A 360 camera can be an awesome tool for filmmakers, and the Insta360 X4 ...

The Insta360 goes from strength to strength, now with the X5, but should you buy it? Find out in my review. The post Insta360 ...

DJI’s first 360 camera did the job of recording everything, everywhere, all at once with aplomb. It just wasn’t the peak of what the 360 camera could be. The sequel, dubbed the Osmo 360 II, aims to ...