Camera comparison
Antigravity A1 vs DJI Avata 360
Which 360° drone fits your flying style and video workflow?
Compare 360° capture, drone controls, weight, batteries and native files using published manufacturer specifications.
Which 360° drone fits your workflow?
Choose the A1 Follow Me bundle for wearable watch and ring controls without goggles. Its standard bundle uses Vision Goggles and the Grip controller. Choose the Avata 360 if you prefer a compatible conventional controller or want an FPV goggles setup; controls and accessories depend on the bundle.
The A1 records 360° video up to 8K/30 fps; the Avata 360 reaches 8K/60 fps in 360° mode. The frame rate alone does not establish which produces better images. No comparative flight or image-quality test has been performed by Mirame360.
Manufacturer maximum flight times are up to 24 minutes for A1 with the standard battery, 39 minutes with the high-capacity battery without the Follow Me guards, and 23 minutes for the guarded Follow Me configuration. DJI lists approximately 23 minutes for Avata 360. Each figure was measured in controlled conditions using different procedures; real flight time varies.
Sources: Antigravity A1 specifications, Follow Me specifications, and DJI Avata 360 specifications.
Specifications and workflow
| Specification | Antigravity A1 | DJI Avata 360 |
|---|---|---|
| Native formats | INSV, INSP, DNG | OSV, MP4, JPEG, DNG |
| Max video resolution | 7680x3840 | 7680x3840 |
| Top frame rate | 100 fps (at 4K 360°; 8K up to 30 fps) | 120 fps (single-lens; 360° up to 60 fps) |
| Video modes | 7680x3840 (24, 25, 30 fps); 5248x2624 (24, 25, 30, 50, 60 fps); 3840x1920 (100 fps) | 7680x3840 (24, 25, 30, 48, 50, 60 fps); 6000x3000 (24, 25, 30, 48, 50, 60 fps); 3840x2160 (single-lens) (24, 25, 30, 48, 50, 60 fps); 2688x1512 (single-lens) (24, 25, 30, 48, 50, 60, 100, 120 fps) |
| Max photo | 55 MP | 120 MP |
| Photo formats | INSP, DNG, DNG | JPEG, DNG, DNG |
| Photo modes | 10496x5248 · 55 MP · INSP; 5248x2624 · 14 MP · INSP | 15520x7760 · 120 MP · JPEG; 15360x7680 · 118 MP · DNG; 7776x3888 · 30 MP · JPEG; 7680x3840 · 29.49 MP · DNG |
| Sensor and weight | 1/1.28-inch · 2 sensors · 249 g with standard battery; 291 g high-capacity; 351 g Follow Me with guards | 1/1.1-inch · 2 sensors · 455 g approximate takeoff weight |
| Display | Optional Vision Goggles: two 1.03-inch Micro-OLED displays; accessory not included in Follow Me | Not provided |
| Audio | Not provided | Not provided |
| Stabilization | FlowState stabilization in Antigravity Studio | Single-axis mechanical gimbal and 360° virtual gimbal; RockSteady 3.0 in supported single-lens modes |
| Dimensions | 141.3x96.2x81.4 (folded); 308.6x382.3x89.2 (unfolded) mm | 246x199x55.5 mm |
| Battery | 2360 mAh standard; 4,345 mAh high-capacity | ≥ 2700 mAh |
| Companion files | Keep the original INSV video and INSP photo files together with any associated files and original filenames until the export is verified. The exact companion-file requirements for every recording mode have not been verified. | Retain the original OSV files and associated files under their original names. DJI identifies OSV as 360 video and MP4 as flat video; mode-specific sidecar requirements have not been verified. |
| Documented workflow | Transfer the originals to the Antigravity app or Antigravity Studio. Choose a full-sphere 360 export for interactive viewing; a reframed flat clip is a different output. Inspect the exported file and try a short upload before processing a full flight. | Transfer recordings by USB-C, microSD card or QuickTransfer. Use DJI Fly or DJI Studio to edit; in DJI Studio, create a project, select Free View and choose Panoramic Video at export for a full 360 equirectangular video. A reframed flat clip is a different output. Check a short export before uploading. |