Osmo 360

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

Well, the Osmo Action 6 is $389 online, the iPhone 17 Pro (which is the least I would go for content creation) is $1178. It's 3x as much for something that you have less control over (it's better with the free Blackmagic camera app) and is less compatible than the Osmo 360 with a multitude of access

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

There isn’t really a great option for longer rides so I feel your pain. The cycliq ones seem good but the failure rates and bad customer support have turned people off. GoPro and Insta360 X5 are ok options but you’ll need spare batteries for more than about 1.5 hours of recording. Insta360 is easier

Look up Philip blooms review. It's probably the best review I've seen. I've had the osmo 360 for a couple of weeks now. The 8k 10bit video out is great when graded. The app and DJI studio is ok but will hopefully be improved in the future to be as good as insta360 studio. GoPros reframing plugin for

The DJI Osmo 360 is often a lot cheaper than the Insta 360 X5 and it will also provide similar if not slightly better image quality.

for this type of filming, 360 is fantastic. I would also buy a Lacie SSD to store original files on from special memories, as they take up a ton of space lol. And can be fantastic to revisit and make new angles, or generate VR. 360 i believe, is the new handycam for families. The fact that YOU will

Regional markups are the worst. If the budget is tight, you can check out the DJI Osmo 360.

When i'm using it in risky areas i'm putting plastic lens protectors (be careful if very sunny u ll have a glare ruining the footage). Otherwise i'm just using it.. the lenses are stronger then u think and with selfiestick and normal filming nothing will happen. If happened then repair by DJI store,