Osmo 360

What do you mean by 360 “VR”? Usually that means 360 3D, and the reference on a budget would be an Insta360 Pro2. But if your budget is under the R5C, forget about the Pro2, too. If you meant “flat” 360, no clue. I’d say Insta360 X5 has the better software and manages better the overheat, DJI Osmo t

I bought a used DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro. Much cheaper than something like Cycliq. For years I used the Akaso Brave 4, but the DJI has better features, stabilization, low light performance. I ride at night a lot, so this was important for me. I have a friend that uses the Insta 360 X3 which is pretty g

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

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

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

DJI is well know to improve quickly, they have a significant amount of engineers and programmers on hand. I've watched the app and camera go through a few great changes since. The problem is that the lenses aren't as simple to replace as the X5/Max2. But at this time if you are travelling mostly in

I actually have both. I have the X4 and the Osmo 360. They are essentially identical, but the Osmo has better low light footage due to the larger sensor. If you’re going f to be recording alt at night, then I’d recommend the Osmo. Other than that, the only other differences really come down to prefe

The DJI Osmo 360 specifically was a significant leap up in low light "steadiness" of the video, along with 10-bit for smoother transitions. But I can only imagine that Insta360 will at least match the Osmo 360's sensor specs, at which point its software superiority should carry the day. There only r

I’d go with the 5 since it’s selling for a very good price and an excellent camera. The “upgrades” for the 6 are going to be her dependent. Will you post a lot of the content on social media? The 6 allows for easier conversion between horizontal and vertical format. The 6 is arguably better at night

What was your issue with the Osmo 360? I’ve owned both and that’s the one I kept because the image quality is significantly better especially in low light. The X5 looked like overprocessed AI mush in comparison. But the DJI software is definitely lacking. I would love a faux gimbal mode like what wa