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hi, it is a personal preference. I have the X5. (X3 is less performant). I was in action camera GoPro since 5 series. I used Insta360 AcePro and AcePro 2 - fantastic cameras. But my problem when skiing or MTB for instance, is that I do not see myself, or the right angle POV, or the shot wasn’t frame

I would suggest you to for the X3 Reasons to consider: Bigger sensor size. Helps with low light situation, better colors, better hdr, over all Better quality video. You get a 360° camera. You have the option to crop in what you need and also to have diff POV of the same scene. Where are with the GO

I'm not very good at photography or editing so I like the insta 360 for its simplicity. The app is a bit meh but it's easy to use and you can just use the built in features to edit it. The key frame and auto tracking is good. With GoPro etc you will need another app and really a laptop to edit but i

Thanks for doing this. I've been a long-time Insta360 user for years now. Started with X3, then X4, now using an X5 and also an Antigravity A1. I never intended to be one, but I guess you can call me a super fan now. Love your products! I've built an entire Youtube channel using Insta products, star

I'm in no way vlogger....but I got myself a used Insta360 X3...from a vlogging perspective, I think that's pretty handy and you do a lot of cool edits on what you're going to get. Got the idea from this article. My cousin got a Sony ZV E10 for his vlog https://techmonkeytips.blogspot.com/2024/04/202

Cupix is solid and your read on their sales process is fair, you'll be on a few calls before seeing a number. Honest take though, after running both, the 360 imagery itself is the deliverable 90 percent of the time. The point cloud is rarely what people actually open day to day. We use OpenSpace for

Dad of two here, I use the X5 for exactly this kind of thing — daily family moments, kids playing, outings, bike rides. A 360 camera is amazing for it because you just clip it somewhere, hit record, and you catch everything without thinking about framing. In post you pick the angles you want. For a

I mtb with an Insta360 X3 and it is flawless with stability. Having the ability to set the camera angle after filming is a huge plus. The only downside I could say is that there is some lens distortion even after choosing the de-warp function. Not the worst but it is noticeable when dealing with tre

So why are you looking to go 360 rather than a conventional flat view action camera? Any 360 footage needs a different way of editing than flat footage - most of the work is done after the shoot. If you're not a big fan of having to edit your footage then 360 may not be for you. I have an x3 and an

Hi, to briefly explain: X5 also employs segmented recording for videos exceeding 30 minutes (specifically, at 29 minutes and 59 seconds). After saving a segment, recording continues automatically. The system will save the next video segment at each subsequent 29-minute, 59-second interval without re