A Beginner's Guide to Osmo 360 II

01 Unboxing

Open the box and take out the product and accessories one by one. Check that all items match the checklist and are free of visible damage. Refer to the image below for details.

Osmo 360 II Standard Combo

Osmo 360 II Adventure Combo

02 Preparing Your Device

2.1 Installing the Battery

Open the battery compartment cover and insert the battery. Close the battery compartment cover and push it until you hear a click, indicating it is fully closed.

2.2 Charging the Device

· Charging via the USB-C Port

Open the USB-C port cover, and connect the USB-C port to the charger using the provided cable. A USB-C charger that supports PPS or PD fast charging is recommended.

· Charging via the Multifunctional Battery Case

Insert the battery into the battery case and connect the case to a charger. The case holds up to three batteries and two microSD cards at the same time. With batteries inserted, it can also charge external devices like your phone.

2.3 Powering On/Off

Press and hold the power button to power the camera on or off.

2.4 Activating the Device

Before first use, activate the camera using the DJI Mimo app.

Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on your phone and launch DJI Mimo. Register and log in to your DJI account. On the app homepage, tap the camera icon and follow the prompts to connect and activate the camera.

2.5 Updating the Firmware

A prompt will appear in DJI Mimo when new firmware is available after the camera is connected. Tap the prompt and follow the on-screen instructions to update the firmware for the best experience. Make sure the battery is above 15% before starting.

03 Product Usage

3.1 Button and Touchscreen Features

Buttons

Touchscreen

For more touchscreen features, please watch the tutorial video.

3.2 Shooting and Playback

Storage

The camera comes with 105 GB of available storage and also supports storage expansion via a microSD card. Once a card is inserted, go to Control Center > Storage to switch your storage location.

Shooting Mode

After powering on, the camera defaults to 360° mode. Tap the icon in the bottom-left corner to switch between 360° and Single Lens modes.

Image and Audio Settings

In the liveview, tap the parameter adjustment icon to modify image and audio settings. The default settings work well for everyday shooting. Adaptive Tone automatically adjusts image contrast and facial brightness, and the effect can be previewed after importing footage into DJI Mimo. Tap PRO to adjust pro parameters like D-Log M color mode.

Playback

Tap the Playback icon in the liveview to enter the playback page. During playback, tap and hold anywhere on the screen to play at double speed.

3.3 Intelligent Shooting Features

Spotlight Follow

When Spotlight Follow is enabled, the camera detects faces within a 2-meter range in all directions and automatically tracks the subject. When you're done shooting, you can export the finished clip directly from DJI Mimo.

Gesture Control

After enabling Gesture Control in Control Center, raise your palm facing the camera to start recording, stop recording, or take a photo. A countdown is added automatically when taking a photo. Gesture detection works best within 2 meters of the camera.

SnapShot

When the camera is powered off, press the Shutter/Record button once to start shooting quickly. After shooting, the camera will automatically power off if there's no activity for 3 seconds. By default, SnapShot uses the settings from your last 360° mode session. To change this, go to Control Center > Settings > SnapShot.

Twist Shot

After enabling Twist Shot in Control Center, hold the selfie stick and rotate it twice in a row while the camera is on to start recording, stop recording, or take a photo. Each rotation must be greater than 45°.

Underwater Shooting

Press and hold the Shutter/Record button to enable Waterproof Case mode. When enabled, the camera can only be controlled using the power button: press once to take a photo or start/stop recording, press twice to open the Quick Switch page, and short-press repeatedly to cycle through shooting modes.

Voice Control

Enable Voice Control in Control Center. Select your language and learn the voice commands, then use them to take a photo, start or stop recording, or power off the camera.

3.4 Transferring Files

Transferring Files to a Mobile Device

· NFC Tap

Unlock your phone and stay on the home screen. Make sure Bluetooth and NFC are enabled. Tap your phone's NFC area against the camera's NFC area to open DJI Mimo and connect the camera automatically. To download files, select multiple files on the camera's playback page, then NFC-tap again. The app will download your selected files automatically. 360° videos are saved to the DJI Mimo album; other files go to your phone's camera roll.

· Wi-Fi Transfer

Enable Wi-Fi and Bluetooth on your phone and launch DJI Mimo. On the app homepage, tap the camera icon to connect. Tap the Album icon to browse your files, then tap the Download icon to save them to your phone.

Transferring Files to a Computer

Power on the camera and connect it to your computer using the included cable. On the camera touchscreen, tap File Transfer: USB to transfer files to your computer.

3.5 Editing 360° Videos

Editing 360° Videos on a Phone

Editing 360° Videos on a Computer

· DJI Studio

· Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve

04 Using Accessories

4.1 Connecting to an Audio Device

The camera has a built-in microphone and also supports external audio devices.

· Connecting to DJI Mic Series

The camera can connect two DJI wireless microphone transmitters simultaneously.

· Connecting to Bluetooth Headsets

4.2 Attaching the Osmo 360 II Battery Extension Rod

4.3 Attaching the Osmo 360 Invisible Selfie Stick

4.4 Osmo 360 II Lens Replacement Kit

If the outer lens of the camera is scratched due to impact, you can replace it using the lens replacement kit.

4.5 Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case

The camera is waterproof up to 10 meters on its own. That said, shooting underwater without a case can affect 360° stitching quality. For underwater shooting, we recommend using the Osmo 360 Invisible Waterproof Case (sold separately), which is rated to 50 meters.