Osmo 360

360. 100%. No question. Look, for FPV, you want neither. If the point is to fly, to be a bird, or to race, or to freestyle, to throw the weight of the drone around in cool and interesting ways, to engage in the skate-culture aspect of FPV, then you don't want any DJI drone. The Avata 2 is capable of free

Essas baratinhas servem só pra pegar trouxa. Tu nunca vai conseguir produzir video ou foto de qualidade "decente" pra postar. Dizem ser 4K e os caralho, mas são tudo a mesma bosta. Ou tu vai de gopro, insta360 ou dji osmo. Comprei três dessas baratinhas, uma chegou a custar seus 600 e poucos. No fim

The problem is not the device itself, but as a “first family product” for DJI, the level of maturity of the whole DJI ecosystem isn’t as accurate as Insta360.In other words: software more limited, accessories not available, less feature. Is this a real problem? It depends on your needs.For instance,

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

I just got an DJI Osmo 360 camera - no need for a camera operator or any reliance on an AI game tracker like in a Veo. $389 with an extra battery and the 'selfie stick' which when paired with a regular tripod, can get you to 10' easily and gives you a fine view of the game. It won't win awards for r

Thank you. I really hate doing it but i feel it's the right thing to do to keep safe and draw attention ot bad road use.This is Gopro 11, I had 11 front and 8 facing back. It was heavy but good quality. I have now changed to DJI Osmo 360 for full surround view. Quality is still decent.

An Insta360 camera or DJI Osmo is worth it. You can upload cycling vlogs too(if u want) and get a chest mount for the Osmo, or attach the 360 camera to the stem (you can get pre-owned ones if you're on a budget). These are the most efficient and reliable methods, in my opinion, as people might sugge

Maybe a good all-rounder choice would an Insta360X4 it's a 360 degrees camera. Meaning you could have both front and back with a little editing after you're done recording. I heard their editing software is easy and user friendly but I haven't tried it myself. I got a DJI Osmo Action 4 which record

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

DJI Avata 360 = Osmo 360 2 At least the Avata 360 has Raw images and kind of "tripodless"