ONE X2

I have an insta360 one x2. It’s fun and gets some cool shots, but I don’t use it very often, just a run here or there, and mostly to snag a frame for a photo. Otherwise you’ll end up with endless gigs of video you won’t watch and no one else wants to see, like someone else said, and I generally thin

350 videos shot on the Insta360? Damn. When I had my first 360 camera (the X2) and I did a hiking trip with some friends. I had a lot of recordings, some long too. In that trip I realized I don't need 15 or 30 min hiking videos (that is for MY personal usage and people might have different needs). I

Considering you are ok with lower resolution, may I suggest you get a used 360 camera like an Insta360 x2/x3, etc? Get a large enough memory card, a backpack or shoulder strap mount and run a cable to a power bank. Perfect walk around camera. Footage is stable and you never need to point it at anyth

Insta360 x2, still doing it's job 4 years after purchase.

Someone told me the resolution is garbage and you can't do floor plans because it doesn't have lidar That someone is an idiotResolution is more than acceptableI have done quite literally 1,000's of virtual tours with X2, X3 and now X5.Agents have never said a word about quality and floor plans can b

I've been using insta360's with Matterport for years. X1 worked fine. X2 works fine. I purchased a RS1. It overheats (disconnects) and it's a pain to shoot a home as it gets to a point where I have to shut it down, wait 10 or so minutes and then shoot about 10 more pics before I have to shut it down

TLDR: Definitely the X5 (or even the X4 Air) over the Ace Pro 2. X5 is way better image quality over the X3. As the X5 has two Type-1/1.28 sensors (75mm^2 area) with 8K 360 video. When you crop that down to 16:9 aspect ratio that is somewhere between 4K and 2.7K video resolution). The X3 has Type-1/

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 hope that's not the case. It would be very disappointing if DJI abandoned a flagship product after only a year, especially when some of the most requested features seem perfectly achievable through firmware updates. Even my old Insta360 x2 had firmware updates 2 or 3 years later.

You could literally use anything. I’ve used 360s, action cams, phones, drones, etc. It all comes out looking cool. The quality of it will obviously depend on your editing and videography skills and the better camera you get, the better your videos will be. Although, that doesn’t mean spending a lot