Osmo Action 5 Pro

Head strap mount. If you want, another cam on rail facing you. Cams: DJI Osmo Action 5 pro or Insta360 Ace 2 pro. You can get away with knock off cams but if your arena is dark the 2 i mention is top notch for low light capabilities. Honorable mention is the DJI Action 4. GoPros are ok too but sucks

No. It won't change anything. The only thing the OA6 has to offer it the square sensor. The rest (fixed focus, ultra wide, cooked RAW) stays the same and there is no improvement in image quality. I had the OA4,5,6 and Ace Pro 2 here around Christmas and did my own tests after watching a lot of YT vi

I would say IF you can wait until the Osmo Action 6 gets a release date (I say this only because the new camera teaser shows a physical aperture which isn't common to an action camera that gets banged around) and reviews then wait! I think it's going to be an absolute slayer of a camera. If you can'

If you want a lightweight, durable backpacking camera, the DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro is a solid choice. Great battery life, strong low-light video for an action cam, and easy to carry on long hikes. FWIW, my mate and I reviewed Reddit threads on backpacking cameras and this model consistently ranks high

I don't do extreme sports and I don't use the camera to film sports. I only make family videos now. I consider myself a professional amateur, but I don't fit into your target. But I'm replying to try to help you. I'm looking for image quality. I shoot with a Canon Legria GX10 camera which does not h

the night footage is doing the same things as the DJI Action 5 Pro... darker, noisier, greener, more jittery but preserving more detail. The Insta360 night mode (on both the X5 and Ace Pro 2) chooses to make the image more bright, better color accuracy, and less jitter but with far more noise reduct