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

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.

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

It’s a 360 action cam. Likely a insta x3 or newer. Maybe the DJI osmo 360. It’s attached to a long stick and the editing software makes the stick disappear so you get drone like footage, but you edit in post to look wherever you want to. I have one. It’s pretty nifty. Edit: you can see the shadow of

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"

If doing a single camera set up get a 360 camera. Insta360 or DJI work perfect for this. If you want something that is permanently mounted to the bike get the dedicated motorcycle offerings from Viofo, Vantrue, Carpuride, or Chigee.