GO 3S

What make/model FPV cameras are people actually using? Most people run an Insta360 GO 3S (or related models). Are the higher-end FPV cams meaningfully better for this, or are sensor size + lens limitations the real bottleneck? The optics and sensors for these form factors are a huge bottleneck. I ha

I use the Insta360 stuff - go3S hat and X5 for 3pv I’ve tried it all- GoPros are too heavy and the gap to insta in image quality and mic has gotten narrower quite a bit. The form factor on the cameras is unbeatable. The X5 has lenses you can swap if you scratch them - which has happened on 3 of the

So I looked up the specs on the insta360 website Go 3S maximum resolution : 4K: 3840x2160@24/25/30fps Go Ultra maximum resolution : 4K (4:3): 3840x2880@30/25/24fps I am asking Insta360 Technical support chat as I write this, but so far I assume that the sensor ratio is 4:3 while the 3S was more of a

The Purevideo lowlight mode is softer without question, considerably so... but thats mostly the case with all action cameras that have a low light mode in 2025 (Action 5 Pro, Ace Pro, Ace Pro 2, X5, Osmo 360 and GO Ultra). The camera cranks up the ISO to get the scene to stay bright and maintain a s

I’m using an Insta360 Go 3S for my son, mounted to his visor with the clip mount. Field of view is great, angle is great (I can see his feet and steering input) and the camera is lightweight and non intrusive. Battery life isnt the best but it will happily do a 20 minute session and the go back on t

Years ago, I got a Insta360 X2 as a gift and it quickly replaced my GoPro Hero 9. I then upgraded to a X4 and Ace Pro and I still use the X4 90% of the time. The X4 Air is superior to my X4, bigger/better sensors, field replaceable lenses, lighter weight (the X4/X5 are 200g, but I liked how the X2 w

I own both the Go 3S and the Ace Pro. The Ace Pro is a bit chonky/heavy to wear for a run (I found it bounces too much with head, shoulder strap, or belt mount). The Insta360 Go3S is smaller/lighter for POV, but right now the DJI Nano is roughly the same price ($300 vs $280-300) and I would definite

As one of the first to adopt a square sensor on the Go 3, I am a bit bewildered as to why they have abandoned it, given that bigger companies (like Apple for example) have adopted square sensors so you can shoot and decide landscape or portrait later with no sacrifice. My guess is that as this squar

DJI osmo nano has better quality than the go 3s but the insta360 go ultra is the better one with larger sensor but its bulky already and DJI has a better eco system like if u buy their mics the thing i hate about the osmo nano is the battery life but if u bring a powerbank with u its good and keep i