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My prediction (and hope) is that GoPro will dominate the action-camera market again. You wouldn't know it from the onslaught of purchased media reviews and bots from their competition, but GoPro arguably offers the best video quality in daylight with Hero 13 and Max 2, and now they are shoring up th

DJI Osmo 360 vs. Insta360 X5 vs. GoPro MAX2 vs. Akaso 360 Insta360 X5 vs Akaso 360 Action Camera - Budget versus Expensive From these reviews, I think the image quality from Akaso is on par with GoPro Max 360 first generation, a very old 360 camera.

IMO a 360 camera is the only option, like others have said. The 2 ones worth considering are the insta360 x5 and the GoPro Max 2. I got both to test out and see which I liked more. Here’s my experience as someone that comes from a professional video background: Insta360 X5 Pros Objectively better im

GoPro Max 2 is also available as a 360 camera and it has the highest resolution of any 360 action camera. Trade off is the poor night time video. So, if I was scooting during the day? GoPro hands down. Night? Insta without a doubt.

Oh and you also want to position the tripod about 5m behind the goal. The longer the tripod, the further away I would say. There is also the point that you can use the 6m tripod at any height until the max height, if you want a view from lower. They do cost a lot more than let's say a 1.5m tripod. B

without the battery module it lasts me around 45 minutes at 1080p 60fps no air flow. I haven't tested max battery length with the battery module connected since that's not how I use it. the quality/frame rate your record at def has an impact on battery life. also the camera module charges pretty dam

It's a hard choice as all three have some great strengths... The Go Ultra is very small and discrete, the AP2 is a full-on action camera (and very good, especially useful with the flip up screen), the X5 can do some wild stuff and is great for vacations (also potentially real estate if you want 360

Yeah, that road looks awesome. As far as the camera goes I used a chin mount for a long time with a GoPro. What I found was that everybody was trying to like scroll up to look further down the road, and I realized that I was too when I was looking at the videos later. it’s always too close to the fr

Really need to ask yourself what you are wanting to video and if it's action oriented as that'll be a start to deciding what is best to get. There are the mirrorless/SLR cameras and many models can do 10 bit (if you don't know what that is, 8bit is what most cameras do, it'll leave banding around th

My experience with action cams has mostly been with kite foiling, but I’ve done some winging too. I’ve found that having the widest field of view really helps get all the action in frame. 360 cameras can definitely do that, but they come with extra processing of footage compared to a regular action