Insta360 - ONE RS Twin Edition

I have a One RS Twin edition. I was pretty disappointed on how videos with the 360 lens turned out after they were "flattened." I don't have a specific recommendation for you, but I would recommend going with something that shoots in 8K for the highest possible resolution after it's converted into a non-360 video.

Personally I prefer my Insta360 RS One, which has a similar form factor and offers a wide angle lens like GoPro as well as a dual lens 360-degree option. I also prefer the DJI action camera over the GoPro. My main issue with GoPros is that intend to use them outdoors in a hot climate and the overheating problems with GoPros is a major issue for my usage.

Ik zou als ik nu een nieuwe camera zou kopen gaan voor de action 5 met de dji mic. Werken perfect samen hooge kwaliteit audio en hoge kwaliteit beeld. Maar mijn insta360 one RS is nog steed goed genoeg!

Except for safari, GP13 is very good A good alternative could also be a 360 camera, especially for things like cage shark diving. I personally think Insta360 is better than GoPro for 3d cams

There are a few options: Insta360 Twin RS and X5, plus Action 5 have been amazing for me. For car mounting I have tried a few things: Neewer 6" Suction mount CA013 + Neewer Magic Arm ST16 and any phone mount for a battery bank and you can record for hours. You will want to mount the action camera with a magic arm that has arri pins as those cannot become lose. The other regular magic arms with just a 1/4" thread they can become loose or spin out of position with vibration and other forces. I also recommend strapping in your mount with either rope or belt as an extra precaution. Suction cups can lose suction from heat buildup. If the camera is mounted externally and on a moving vehicle, you won't experience much overheating if any. I have had action cameras overheat inside my car though, but so far my Action 5 has yet to overheat and my X5 overheated after over an hour. At work, we use GoPro 11s and 12s and I cannot recommend a GoPro. They are great with video quality, but they overheat so quickly. At work I can't get more than 30 minutes out of them before I see the warning. Do no recommend GoPro, unless you do something like surfing or skiing where it will have better luck with cooling. I do not have an Osmo Mobile 3 so I cannot comment on that, but note that its not weather sealed, so be careful mounting it externally, even on clear skies. Cold weather and rapid cooling from air can cause condensation to build up. I've had it build up on my X5 and Twin RS when mounted externally, but they are weather sealed, so no problems. Lastly, I do recommend NDs. Get a kit with 8, 32, 64, and 128 if you can. The ND2 and 4 are hardly dark enough to make a meaningful change.

Personally I just picked up the One RS Twin and I think it's probably the best value for what you get: a 360 lens AND an action cam lens. It's also in that familiar action cam shape too so you can get like cages and other accessories for it while still keeping the actual size pretty small.

360 cam for sure. U can use AI tools provided in the app to keep u in frame with a click of a button. With the 360 cam, U do not have to worry if u are in frame or not. Audio quality is good too.

In my defense I do photography and videography professionally as well as create content for YouTube for myself 😂 I would never mount the DJI to my chest the way I mount the One RS. Overall I don't love the one RS, wish u had gotten the Action 4 but it was out of stock and the idea of the modular 360 was interesting but I never use it

no, this is bad advice. The RS and the RS1 inch Leica both perform worse in low light than the current generation that have the pure video night modes. I know because I own the RS, the RSOne, the Ace Pro 2 and the X5. It is a software trick on the new cameras that make them look so good.

One RS Twin is a great camera. You can use it with the regular non-360 lens or go full 360. I had it for about a year and loved it before I sold it and got an Ace Pro and X3.

I've got way more than 2😂. Sony A7iv for professional work and photography X100v and an EDC photography camera Pocket 3 for vlogging Insta 360 one RS for POV angle A few backup cameras/ B-cams A few film cameras. Everyone's use case is different so find the gear that works for you.

You want an insta360 camera for snowboarding. IMO, it's best to have the 360 video and be able to create clips from that. Those cameras are very durable and have available lens covers in case you're really falling a lot. You can even use a selfie stick and get a drone like video.

I have to suggest the 360 cams. Based on what you want it for. Its really the perfect tool to capture quick moments. Not having to frame the shot, being able to just put it on a tripod and let it run knowing it will capture everything is a huge factor. Imagine wanting to take a quick group shot or video. U don't even need to make sure everyone is in frame. Just press the shutter. Now if u want to do like a baby FPV or have your kid hold it then yeah the nano or go ultra If not 360 cam all the way. Insta360 specifically for the editing in the app. Reframing in post edit is not that difficult once you get the hang of it.

Insta360 One-RS with the dual lenses you can swap out

I just mean no upgrades/new cameras from them until they get it together. I got the OneRS because it's exactly what I wanted(360 and regular), I had no clue about all their hot mess stuff until after I already got into the brand. But they get no more of my money until they stop behaving like a fly by night Amazon company.

I travel solo and take a lot of videos and photos. I use to take my Fuji X-Pro 3 and two fixed lens, but it just got to be too heavy. Now I use the DJI Pocket 3 and a Neo Drone. I also have an Insta 360, but do not use it as much as the pocket 3. \- DJI Pocket 3 \- DJI Neo Drone \- Insta 360 (selfie-stick / tripod) It all packs in a small dry sack and I pack it in my 32L bag with no problem. Just did a 3-month trip with them - worked very well.

I have a bunch, GoPros all the way back to the original, ace pro, insta 360 1 RS (2 of these, they are really good), osmo action 4 and 5. The 1 RS is my favorite but the ace pro is more than enough for most people. Honestly, a GoPro 7 black is more than enough for most people. That's the iteration that got image stabilization that was actually useful. Don't sweat the specifics. Just get whatever is in stock near you and go ride. I use mine for all kinds of shit, but the one that lives on my helmet is a GoPro 10.

If you can find one, Get a One RS. It has the largest sensor (one inch I believe) out of the various models (which you need for low-light conditions.) Unfortunately it was discontinued, but it would thrive for what you need.

Coming from a gopro HD hero 1 (2010-2011) I was in the market for a 360 camera. Insta one rs was the only one that you could assemble as a 360 or a standard 4k camera, so I've gone with it. But even if I was coming from an ancient camera, there were a lot of things that I preferred the gopro way.. If there was a modular camera from gopro I would have gone with them no doubt.

No doubt, but as i'm using for CRW, i really don't want long protruding snag happy form factor. So the form factor works inside a Adrenaline workshop mount.

Love the rs one. Its a good form factor and quality is acceptable. Obviously would have liked it to be upgraded more but that doesnt look like its on the cards from Insta360

If u want to vlog n need a good low light performances than go for Action 5 pro. DJI wireless mic system can be easily paired with Action 5. Please don't go for any GoPro. DJI n Insta360 r far ahead of it interms of technology n features. If u want versatility than go for Insta 360. Also wait for few days. Amazon freedom sale will be coming. U can get better deals on both if cameras.

Too bad GoPro still has the best 360 camera in terms of lightweight/small package. Insta360 sucks if you try to mount it under the visor on a helmet, the weight is way too far out front where the GoPro feels a lot more balanced. I've been waiting for something better to come out that's more similar to a GoPro mini size but 360 camera so you can actually get the whole handlebars in the shot when it's helmet mounted

Insta360 or DJI action cam. The current crop of go pro cameras need to have the heavy duty (white) batteries and often will shut off due to the battery vibrating and the camera thinking it is overheating. My favorite for all around view is insta360 rs one with 360 module. It's discontinued, but great quality and size. The DJI action is great and usually on sale. For 4k the insta360 rs pro. PS, you don't need to respond to this comment and tell me your go pro works fine. I own 3-12 blacks, 6-11 blacks, a few 10s and I'm almost rid of all my 9s finally. I do video coaching and use them extensively, all run dev firmware.... I own 4 of the rs ones, 2 rs pros, 3-action 4s, an action 5 and 2 aim smartycam 3 units.