Osmo Nano

DJI Osmo Nano is just a bit bigger but so much better than the Insta360. Slightly better Image, significantly better Stabilisation and I find rhe microphone handles shots much better

I've been using it for about 3 months now. personally, its great in most day time scenarios. Its part of my EDC and it's really convenient for fast run and go shots. I think the only time it would struggle is dark to low light shots WHILE the camera is moving. I've had really good experience with st

I run Camera Butter - we make Osmo Nano filters and they are optically at least as good as the DJI ones, plus they are made from gorilla glass, so much less likely to break. And we are in Canada

Best optics available at any price: https://camerabutter.com/products/dji-osmo-nano-nd-filters (disclaimer - I run this company)

Got the osmo nano as my first DJI mainly for cycling (chest magnet mounted) videos and very pleased with it. The small size and low weight of the camera module is a major reason I chose it over a standard action camera shaped one. If you run with a hat, the box includes a hat clip that's surprisingl

check out the xtra atto camera, it's basically the the rebranded dji osmo nano in the us. I got an xtra muse and the image quality is amazing.

I'm writing from Italy. I use action cameras in a purely sporty context, trail running, climbing, paragliding, hike & fly, trekking, and snowboarding. I'm in the mountains very often. Two or three times a week I hike & fly, which is my main sport in the Dolomites here in Italy. I've always used GoPr

That's awesome! Happy early Birthday! Honestly it depends on the type of vlogging you’re trying to do. Right now, I’m getting more into vlogging myself, and I’ve been using the GoPro HERO13 Black because it’s small and low-key. I don’t like drawing a lot of attention when I’m filming, so having some