Immersion Unbound: The DJI Avata 360 Showcase

Top AirVuz contributor AlexCarboni FPV won the DVOW contest with this spectacular first person view (FPV) drone video of one of world's most famous structures: the Pantheon in Rome, Italy.  Originally a Roman temple dating to the reign of the emperor Hadrian in the 2nd century AD (and built on the site of a previous temple), it was converted to a Christian church about 500 years later.  In continuous use throughout its nearly 2,000 year history, it's considered one of the most famous of all buildings from the ancient world.   

Check out this remarkable first person view (FPV) drone tour of a school in South Korea by AirVuz contributor and FPV pilot Hemon.  The video was filmed with a 360 camera, which are increasingly being used on FPV drones as their weight relative to traditional action cameras continues to decrease.  By capturing the drone's surroundings from all possible angles, 360 cameras allow the operator/creator pick their point of view after the flight has taken place, greatly expanding their cinematic potential.  

Top AirVuz contributor and first person view (FPV) drone pilot Arnaud Lesueur earned a Drone Video of the Week Finalist spot for this outstanding video from the French Alps.  The video was filmed with the DJI Avata 360, which (as its name suggests) sports a 360 degree camera.  The 360 degree capability captures the spectacular alpine scenery from every possible angle, allowing the video to "focus" on spots which were not necessarily even in the pilot's (FPV) field of vision during the flight itself.