Ace Pro

Looks like a beautiful run, how did you shoot this? I’ve been taking my insta360 ace pro 2 on trails and the footage is way too shaky.

Right now? Insta360 Ace Pro 2. Followed closely by DJI Action 5. GoPro is still ok but straight up not worth it with the current competition, especially in terms of reliability/functionality. I have a GoPro 12 and if I'm riding solo I just steal my GF's insta360 ace cuz it's just better. Functions s

Not all of Insta360 cams are 360. The Ace Pro 2 is a solid action cam.

I was in the same position waiting for the Ace Pro 3 to release but obviously Insta360s efforts are focused on the Luna launch which is pretty big for them considering this is not only their first pocket gimbal camera but also DJI being blocked in the U.S. means they have an open market to fill and

DJI osmo 6 is the best currently, then comes insta360 ace pro 2 and osmo 5 pro

Been using the Insta360 Ace Pro 2 for a few months now and it’s been solid. The 8K and low-light performance are a big step up, and the flip screen makes vlogging way easier. Battery life holds up for a full day of shooting if you’re not recording nonstop. Only heads up: grab a couple extra batterie

I agree with the fact ace pro 3 is a speculation and not officially announced but that’s the annoying part of insta360 they will literally announce it a week before and boom new cam in store. I own a x5 which I use for motorcycle videos , amazing camera but shooting multiple angles takes too much ti

The go 3 is nice but if your plan is to frequently shoot fully-submerged footage, the action cams like GoPro hero, insta360 ace pro, or dji osmo are best, they’re all more rugged and purpose-built for that kind of shooting.Don’t get me wrong, you could certainly shoot underwater with your go 3s but

If you want one camera that can cover all three use cases pretty well, I’d look at the Insta360 Ace Pro 2 first. It seems like the kind of camera that gives you strong overall quality while still being simple enough to live with day to day. For motorcycle footage, sports, and travel, I’d rather have

I’ve gone back and forth on these two for moto stuff, and honestly both are solid, just different priorities. For dirtbike/enduro riding, I’d probably go DJI Action 6. • Smaller/lighter like you mentioned, which actually matters more than you think on a helmet • Stabilization is super consistent whe