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

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'm also underwhelmed. I saw people's videos on YT and thought this camera would be amazing. But actual 360 videos look incredibly grainy and lacking in detail/resolution, even outdoors in daylight conditions. I've adjusted my settings based on other user's feedback and it helped a little bit, but I

It’s even worse than that. Last I checked I’m unable to even do basic tracking in DJI Studio. So I use my Osmo 360 if I’m doing fairly simple things I’m willing to key frame. But take a hit in quality and pull out my old x3 if I want to do anything more complicated.

Better quality 360 video (Currently not good enough) Better quality single lens mode (Comparing to dji action 4 and Go pro 12 black, osmo 360 single lens mode is not good enough) Improve night mode Bigger battery. I go through 2 batteries pretty fast Improve noise reduction! Videos have very often a

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

My first 360 cam was the Osmo, I purchased and returned around Black Friday last year. Since it was my first 360 cam, I’ll admit it was all new to me. But I have plenty of DJI gear so I know the interface, app, and generally what to expect from DJI products. I just wasn’t impressed by it. The video

well he shot this for a sponsored (paid) video for DJI so I imagine this is representative of how they wanted to show off their camera. he did screw up by filming the Osmo 360 in its flat color mode then grading it while using the X5 in its normal mode. besides not being apple to apples he obviously

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