Hallo zusammen,

anbei Videoausschnitte, die bereits bei verschiedenen Versuchen mit Smart Stitching, KI-Stitching und Optical-Flow-Korrektur in DJI Studio gerendert wurden. Das Ergebnis ist bei allen Varianten nahezu identisch: Im gesamten Bild ist ein extrem starker „Wobble-Effekt“ zu sehen, der sich wie eine Welle durch das gesamte Bild zieht.

Auch auffällig ist zudem, dass beispielsweise die Füße der Person bereits im zweiten Bild aus der Distanz deutlich verschoben bzw. versetzt erscheinen. Mir ist bewusst, dass es bei 360°-Aufnahmen grundsätzlich zu Problemen an der Stitching-Linie kommen kann. Aber hier geht der Effekt meiner Meinung nach weit darüber hinaus und beschränkt sich auch nicht auf nahe Objekte in einer Entfernung von 2-3m. Das gesamte Bild wirkt instabil und verformt sich teilweise extrem.

Daher meine Frage: Warum ist dieser Effekt so extrem und woran genau liegt das? Handelt es sich tatsächlich ausschließlich um ein Stitching-Problem oder gibt es möglicherweise eine andere Ursache, beispielsweise bei der Kamerakalibrierung, den Objektiven/Sensoren oder der Verarbeitung des Materials?

LG

Will they be creative again?

What can even be though of?

Ayer tuve un pequeño accidente con el avata 360 que por suerte no pasó a mayores, estaba cubriendo un evento en un teatro y fui a la parte trasera para despegar el drone y era oscura pensé que no iba a tener problemas por qué suelo volar de noche pero resulta ser que los sensores se volvieron locos y no estabilizaba el drone y como no quería que choque por la pared lo agarré y ahí tuve un pequeño corte en el dedo (como duele las hélices de drone 🤣). Después hice todo lo contrario fui a una parte bien iluminada y fueron excelentes las tomas! Les dejo para que lo vean.

Hello! I'm currently working on a 3D scanning project for the DJI Avata 360. However, I need some raw video from the drone to be able to really test things. I'm looking for indoor real-estate footage if possible. Does anyone have anything like that they would be willing to share? Thanks! :)

DJI Avata 360 stuck at 30m altitude / 50m distance limit — how to fix?
Hi everyone, I’m facing an issue with my DJI Avata 360.
The drone is activated and connected to DJI Fly. I have already checked the settings:
Max altitude: 200 m
Max distance: 200 m
Beginner Mode: OFF
However, when flying in an open area, the drone stops at approximately 30 m altitude and 50 m distance and shows “Max altitude and distance reached.”
I also checked DJI Fly → Safety → Unlock Zone, and it shows “No Unlocking Licenses.”
Has anyone experienced the same issue with the Avata 360? What was the actual cause and how did you resolve it?
Thanks!

On DJI Studio 1.2.5 I got a wobble in the horizon with Precision Stitching, where Normal stitching is much better!

Look at castle from about 4 till 10 seconds.

I have seen these kinds of stitching problems 5 years ago with the Insta360 One X in Insta360 Studio, thought they were gone forever.

I also tested on Mac : Same problem!

UPDATE: I installed an older version 1.1.42 and that does NOT have this problem! So problem introduced by new version!

Flew the fire tower that sit atop Mt. Penn in Reading, Pa. DJI Avata 360

Hey guys, just wanted to share the first episode of my documentary about the Colorado River and the crisis being faced downstream.

I am sharing it here because I figured other videographers/editors might like to see how I used MSFS 2024 for most of the video footage. Might inspire others to do something similar. I was truly surprised how good the fs2024 footage came out. Also, I think Reddit suggested I post here. So here it is!

PS-this is really my first complex video project, so would love to hear any feedback. Thanks 🙏🏽

Pagoda atop Mt. Penn in Reading, PA

Does anybody know what my problem with my range? not even far but my signal were getting weaker asyou can see on the video (red warning) Im using motion control

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!

Spent the day at the beach, testing the video capabilities of the drone. Haven't even played with the RC 2's video yet! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nPxTx5PTZA

With the dji studio tracking becomes easier and with a little bit of speed ramping to make this

I tried reframing and colorgrading an Avata360 Video i filmed today in FPV-Style :)

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!

trying to figure out why its exporting in SDR and not HDR, did we miss a setting on the controller before take off? Sorry its a rooky question. Post Edit: We shot in Dlog

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:

• Obstacle Avoidance & LiDAR/Depth Sensing: These features are critical safety mechanisms engineered to prevent collisions with trees, structures, or power lines. Banning or restricting drones equipped with basic spatial sensing penalizes safety-conscious hobbyists who rely on these tools to fly responsibly.
• Non-Weaponized Consumer Intent: Ready-to-fly consumer drones sold off store shelves are light, compact tools designed for aerial photography and recreational fun. Lumping them into military classifications mischaracterizes how millions of law-abiding Americans use them every day.

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