Osmo 360

I also had both cameras and agree with your assessment but personally chose to keep the Osmo 360. I bought insurance for mine which makes me worry less about the lenses but would still prefer if they were user replaceable. Things I liked about the Insta360: the UI felt more polished/ smooth, the pho

regarding the DJI app for windows.. it was already improved active tracking (almost same as Insta360) the only deal breaker is there is no user replaceable lens... but before the release of insta 360 x5 we dont have that replacable lens just lens protectors... i suggest getting that as the osmo 360

The Ace Pro delivers around 150° FOV in it's widest mode, in 2.7k resolution. If you set the Osmo to 4K in 360° it delivers (mathematically) 2k in 180° FOV and even less if you crop (= zoom in) to 150° or whatever. I hope that makes sense and explains to you, why the videos are obv. less crisp. Just

The lenses are replaceable: DJI OSMO 360 Camera Lens Replacement Tutorial | Step-by-Step Repair Guide People in this subreddit have already done the repair: Y'all wanted to know if it was waterproof after repair 🤣 : r/djiosmo360 I purchased a set from Aliexpress for mine for $25USD for 2x lenses a f

Insta360 X5 or Dji Osmo 360, they can get front, back and sides all from 1 camera. Someone here posted their accident from multiple angles with their Insta360 and it was facinating. I currently use a DJI Action 4 connected to a power bank for hours of coverage, but the 360 stuff sold me for my next

Hugh Hou made an interesting point in his Osmo 360 review which I never considered and most people don't seem to talk about. He mentions how the lens on the Insta360 are lower quality lens and DJI uses higher quality lens. He showed this through lens flairs which are much more evident on the insta36

Just wait for the DJI osmo 360 and GoPro Max to come out at the end of this month. Both will probably get closer to what you want. Essentially the ask you have doesn’t exist and is currently being manufactured. Both cameras seem to be ready to have 1in sensors and lowlight (Non-AI enhanced) being th

I was thinking along the same lines. Durability is only part of the glass-equation. It could suggest that the DJI has better optical performance, even if this test may suggest it breaks easier. That said, if you are going to use this as an action cam, I must admit that the X5 looks more interesting.

Gw kurang tau current condition gimana, bagusan ace pro, x5, gopro 13, atau osmo action 5, or osmo 360, but here's my experience so far Brica B-propros: cheap as hell, works in a pinchcons: softwarenya lemot minta ampun, battery life gak begitu lama, hasil recording bener bener kurang insta360 one r

Osmo 360 has larger sensors so low light/night quality will be better. Also the Osmo will do 8K 60 FPS where the Insta360’s are limited to 8K 30 FPS. However the Insta360 editing software is much more robust and refined than DJI’s editor. In my opinion, it comes down to low light quality (Osmo) vs a