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Technical head-to-head · Matching headline resolutions, different workflows Original Osmo 360 and X6 both list 15520 × 7760 still panoramas and ordinary 8K50 spherical video. Their meaningful differences include RAW/AEB workflows, intermediate recording dimensions, internal storage, lens replacement and software—not simply which camera says 120 MP or 8K.

Technical head-to-head · Moving from X3 to original Osmo 360 Osmo 360 adds ordinary 8K50 video and internal storage to this comparison. X3 offers a different RAW/HDR still workflow and may already fit an established virtual-tour process. For an X3 owner, the useful question is which missing

Technical head-to-head · Is MAX2 a useful X3 upgrade? MAX2 adds ordinary 8K spherical recording and user-replaceable lenses to this comparison. X3 lists larger maximum still panoramas and a different RAW/HDR workflow. Moving from X3 to MAX2 therefore changes video capability and field repairability, but does not

Technical head-to-head · Original Osmo 360 versus X4 Osmo 360 offers 8K50 spherical video, internal storage and larger listed JPEG panoramas. X4 offers an established DNG/AEB route, a taller touchscreen and a different selection of recording modes. For an X4 owner, the decision is whether DJI adds a

Technical head-to-head · Two 8K cameras, different still workflows Both cameras record 7680 × 3840 spherical video at up to 30 fps and use removable batteries. The meaningful differences include lower-resolution frame sizes, photo formats, exposure-sequence workflows and lens maintenance—not simply which box says 8K. Research disclosure:

Technical comparison · Action recording and deliberate still-tour capture MAX2 prioritizes action-oriented video, replaceable lenses and reframing. Theta X combines larger standard still panoramas, internal storage and a separate HDR-DNG option. Both have removable batteries, touchscreens and location hardware, so the useful distinctions go beyond a simple feature