DJI action cameras include a $409 option in this in-stock lineup. Compare 360° recording with conventional video and find the right combo.
360° capture with native 8K recording
The DJI Osmo 360 Standard Combo costs $444.99, while the DJI Osmo 360 Adventure Combo costs $569.99. Choose this pair for coverage around the camera rather than a single forward-facing frame. A 360° recording lets you choose the viewing direction afterward, useful when the action does not stay in front of the lens.
Both offer native 8K 360° video at up to 50fps and 120MP 360° photos. DJI describes the square HDR sensor design as maintaining the same 360° image field as a traditional 1-inch sensor. Remember that 8K covers the spherical recording, not every individual view cropped from it. That distinction matters when comparing the resolution with a conventional action camera.
The recording modes deserve a close look. DJI specifies 4K/100fps for 360° video, plus 4K/120fps and a 170° view in Boost Video. Higher frame rates provide more frames for slow-motion playback. For longer recordings, DJI specifies 100 minutes of continuous capture at 8K/30fps.
Both combos support 10-bit recording and D-Log M for color-grading work, along with OsmoAudio direct microphone connection. The camera weighs 183.2 g and uses the Osmo magnetic quick-release system. These are the choices for buyers who want to reframe footage after recording; the Standard Combo is the lower-priced way to get those imaging features.
Variable aperture and square-format video
The DJI Osmo Action 6 Standard Combo costs $436. The DJI Osmo Action 6 Adventure Combo costs $536. This pair suits buyers who want conventional action-camera footage with aperture control and room to crop. Both combine a 1/1.1-inch square sensor with an f/2.0–f/4.0 variable aperture.
The aperture is the important distinction here. At f/2, the lens admits more light than at f/4. Adjusting it gives another way to control exposure rather than relying only on shutter speed or ISO. DJI also provides an Auto mode with selectable aperture ranges, allowing the camera to adjust the aperture automatically within the chosen range.
Video options include 3840 x 3840 square recording, 3840 x 2880 and 3840 x 2160, each at up to 120fps. A square recording gives more room to choose a horizontal or vertical crop later. Still photos are 38MP, with JPEG and RAW recording available.
The body weighs 149 g and has dual fixed OLED touchscreens. Internal storage is 50GB, with microSD support up to 1TB. Built-in storage is useful when a card fills up, while image stabilization helps reduce visible camera shake. Three built-in microphones provide onboard audio recording.
DJI rates the camera as waterproof to 65.62 feet and lists 240-minute battery life. Those ratings make it relevant for water activities and longer outings. For a purchase based on the camera's recording capabilities and price, the Standard Combo is the lower-cost choice.
Pressure gauges and bright OLED screens
The DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro Adventure Combo costs $419. It suits buyers who want a conventional action-camera body with built-in storage, particularly if air-pressure and water-pressure measurements matter. Its gauges give it a specific reason to be considered beyond its lower price than either Action 6 combo.
The camera uses a 1/1.3-inch sensor. DJI specifies 13.5 stops of dynamic range and describes 4K/60fps recording for low-light video. Its SuperNight mode uses AI noise reduction. That is a different approach to low-light shooting from the Action 6's adjustable aperture: SuperNight works through image processing rather than changing the lens opening.
Front and rear OLED touchscreens provide viewing from either side of the camera, and DJI rates the rear screen at 1000 nits peak brightness. The body weighs 146 g and has a 155° diagonal angle of view. Still-image recording supports JPEG and RAW, with a maximum resolution of 7296 x 5472.
There is 64GB of built-in storage, with 47GB available for use, plus microSD expansion up to 1TB. DJI lists four-hour battery life. OsmoAudio connectivity and Wi-Fi 6 are also part of the camera's feature set.
Wearable recording at 52 g
The DJI OSMO NANO Standard Combo (128GB) costs $409. Its main distinction is physical: a 52 g camera with a modular two-piece design and dual-sided magnetic mounting. Choose it when wearing the camera is more important than having a conventional action-camera body.
The Vision Dock provides remote control, useful when the camera is mounted somewhere its controls are awkward to reach. The camera measures 57.3 x 29.5 x 28.0 mm. That small body and magnetic mounting design make it a sensible option for recording from wearable positions during a run or ride.
Inside is a 1/1.3-inch sensor with an f/2.8 maximum aperture and a 143° field of view. DJI specifies up to 13.5 stops of dynamic range. Video options include 3840 x 2160 at up to 120fps and 3840 x 2880 at up to 50fps. The former provides a high-frame-rate option for slow motion; the latter records a taller 4:3 frame.
This combo has 128GB of internal storage and supports microSD storage up to 1TB. DJI lists 200-minute battery life and fast charging. The camera is rated waterproof to 32.8 feet. Its price is appealing, but the stronger reason to buy it is the wearable format.
How to choose
- Choose the viewing direction later: Pick an Osmo 360 combo for spherical recording. The Standard Combo gives access to the same 8K recording features at the lower price.
- Control aperture and crop for different formats: Pick an Action 6 combo for its f/2.0–f/4.0 aperture and 3840 x 3840 recording. Start with the Standard Combo if imaging specifications determine the purchase.
- Prioritize pressure measurements: Pick the Action 5 Pro Adventure Combo for its air-pressure and water-pressure gauges, with 47GB of usable internal storage.
- Wear the camera: Pick the Nano Standard Combo (128GB) for its 52 g weight and dual-sided magnetic mounting. The Vision Dock adds remote control.
All six combos are in stock at Unique Photo.
Prices at Unique Photo
- DJI Osmo 360 Adventure Combo: $569.99
- DJI Osmo 360 Standard Combo: $444.99
- DJI Osmo Action 6 Adventure Combo: $536.00
- DJI Osmo Action 6 Standard Combo: $436.00
- DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro Adventure Combo: $419.00
- DJI OSMO NANO Standard Combo (128GB): $409.00
Prices as of November 5, 2026. Browse more: DJI Ronin/Osmo, DJI at Unique Photo.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the DJI OSMO NANO Standard Combo (128GB) cost?
The DJI OSMO NANO Standard Combo (128GB) costs $409. It has a 52 g camera and a modular two-piece design.
Does the DJI Osmo 360 record native 8K video?
Yes. Both the Standard and Adventure Combos offer native 8K 360° video at up to 50fps. DJI specifies 100 minutes of continuous recording at 8K/30fps.
Is the DJI Osmo Action 6 waterproof?
DJI rates the Osmo Action 6 as waterproof to 65.62 feet. The rating applies to the camera in both the Standard and Adventure Combos.
Which of these DJI action cameras have built-in storage?
The Osmo Action 6 has 50GB of internal storage. The Osmo Action 5 Pro has 64GB built in, with 47GB available for use. The Osmo Nano Standard Combo (128GB) has 128GB of internal storage.