Antigravity · 360° immersive
A1
DE001 (8K 360°)
The airframe values come from the manufacturer spec sheet. That sheet publishes no camera section, so the camera values come from a secondary source and are flagged for instructor verification. The 'Antigravity 360 drone' named in the course brief was matched to the A1 (model DE001); confirm the classroom unit's model.
Aircraft
- Takeoff weight
- 249 g
- Max takeoff weight
- not published
- Max flight time
- 22 min
- Max hover time
- not published
- Max wind resistance
- 10.7 m/s
- Max speed
- 16 m/s
- Ingress protection
- not published
- Gimbal
- No mechanical gimbal: two opposed lenses capture the full sphere and direction/horizon are chosen in software (reframing).
249 g with the standard battery (22 min, hover test at 5.2K/30 without recording); 291 g with the High-Capacity battery (approx. 35 min). Max speed 16 m/s is S Mode (12 m/s N, 3 m/s C).
Camera payload
Dual-lens 360° camera
Secondary source- Sensor
- 2 × 1/1.28"
- Resolution
- 55 MP · 10496×5248
- Focal length (35 mm eq.)
- not published
- Aperture
- not published
- Field of view
- 360° diagonal
- Focus
- Fixed
- ISO (photo)
- not published
- Shutter (photo)
- not published
- Photo formats
- not published
- Video
- 7680×3840 (8K) at 30 fps; 5248×2624 at 60 fps; 3840×1920 at 100 fps
- 🔒 Antigravity does not publish the aperture for this camera, so Shutterstanding will not simulate it.
- 🔒 Antigravity does not publish the shutter-speed range for this camera, so Shutterstanding will not simulate it.
- 🔒 Antigravity does not publish the ISO range for this camera, so Shutterstanding will not simulate it.
- 🔒 360° cameras don't zoom; you reframe after capture.
- RAW support isn't listed in the cited specifications.
The manufacturer has not published ISO, shutter or aperture ranges, so Shutterstanding does not simulate manual exposure for this camera. 360 lessons cover reframing, horizon, stitching and spherical composition.
Wide · 1/2"
6.5×4.9 mm
Hasselblad L2D-20c · 4/3
17.3×13.0 mm
Wide · 1"
13.8×10.4 mm
Narrow · 1/1.7"
7.5×5.6 mm
Telephoto · 1/2"
6.4×4.8 mm
Main (Sony IMX577) · 1/2.3"
6.2×4.5 mm
FPV · 1/1.7"
6.4×4.8 mm
Zenmuse X3 · 1/2.3"
6.2×4.5 mm
Strengths
- Fly first, frame later: reframe any direction after capture
- Stitching hides the drone in the final footage (per launch report)
- Motion controller (Grip) + goggles with head tracking
Limitations to plan around
- Sub-250 g only with the standard battery; the High-Capacity battery makes it 291 g.
- Stitch lines can show on subjects close to the drone.
- Each reframed view uses only part of the sphere, so the effective resolution of a flat reframe is far below 8K.
Sources
- Insta360 Antigravity A1 (DE001) spec sheet, hosted by Abt · accessed 2026-10-10
- DroneXL launch report (camera figures; secondary source) · accessed 2026-10-10