Coming from an Avata 2, using the motion controller this seems extremely less responsive. Like its hard to recover from even a decent fast bank on this thing. Avata 2 was snappy and responded instant. Is this normal and just how the drone behaves or something is wrong?
Has anyone bought avata 360 from AliExpress and successfully registered on the FAA? Want to pull the trigger but don't know if there will be registration problem. Thanks!
Hey everyone! I'm working on a startup focused on live streaming 360 video and I'm looking for DJI Avata 360 users who'd like to be beta testers. If you're interested in trying out the platform and helping shape the product, drop a comment or DM me. Would love to connect!
I tried reframing and colorgrading an Avata360 Video i filmed today in FPV-Style :)
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with the help of dji app for tracking to achieve this effect and little bit of speed ramp in premiere pro
Hey guys, the FCC is at it again, this time they are taking aim at LiDAR and 360 degree cameras.
Read: https://droneadvocacyalliance.com/fcc-take-action-2/
The proposed restrictions aim to target "military-grade" UAS platforms, but with a very broad criteria; such as classifying sensors like LiDAR, 360-degree obstacle detection, or thermal imaging as military technologies; that will inadvertently sweep up our 360 Avata drones.
In consumer platforms like the DJI Avata series:
If you are so inclined, I urge you to write a comment, and ask the FCC:
Refine the Definition of "Military-Grade". Explicitly exclude consumer recreational drones, 360-degree obstacle sensors, and standard depth/LiDAR safety sensors from military-grade prohibitions.
Protect Spare Parts & Firmware Updates. Ensure law-abiding citizens can continue importing repair components, replacement batteries, and essential software/safety updates for existing platforms like the DJI Mini and Avata series.
Please Reconsider Covered List Decisions Against DJI. Re-evaluate broad restrictions on popular consumer drone manufacturers to ensure safe, accessible technology remains available to American hobbyists.
https://www.pcmag.com/news/the-fcc-moves-to-retroactively-ban-drones-with-lidar-obstacle-avoidance
Thought it turned out pretty good, in my edit. Curious to what the community thinks of the edit though.
I recently filmed a short promotional video for my Airbnb using the DJI Avata 360, but I’m honestly very disappointed with the 360 stitching quality.
The stitching line is clearly visible in several parts of the footage, and objects around the seam appear distorted, duplicated, or poorly aligned. I understand that no 360 camera will have completely perfect stitching, especially when objects are close to the drone, but this seems much worse than I expected.
I’ve attached a short exported clip where the problem is clearly visible.
For other Avata 360 owners: does your footage look similar, or could there be something wrong with my specific drone or its camera alignment?