X4

Our band uses an Insta360 X4, which works well because you can reframe the video with all kinds of cuts between band members and the audience, or zooms and motion. It has also had some PITA problems. Here's what has worked best. (a) put it on top of a tripod in front center of stage, (b) take out th

I have 4 360 cameras now, and use them frequently. The reframing is awesome, and image quality is great if you know what you’re doing. I frequently put one of these in the middle of band practice, since reframing allows me to capture the whole band at once and edit some cool live videos out of it. I

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

My gp10 died and I moved to a insta360 Ace Pro 2, mostly for the low light over the GoPro. I watched a lot of videos before deciding. I also have a x4 and moved on to the max2 I like the 360 but the quality is lower and there is more work to get the end video. That said I get better videos with the

I use a insta360 x4. It's a 360 degree camera so you can look all directions and with editing you can choose the viewdirection. I used it for instance for filming other horses who overtake me at the beach. That made some very nice movies possible. Edit: I mount it under a angle on my breast so it ha

I use insta360 x4 on 9 feet pole. Usually start it with mobile and stop in between periods, so i dont get lenghty videos. I edit them in in phone app with no problem. I have used dji action 3, which had wide enough lens to get whole filed, but i prefer insta 360 since i get better res and shoot now

Okay 360 cams like the Insta360 X4 for example are fun and genuinely powerful especially for travel and creative shots but they’re not as effortless as YouTube makes them seem…having used one for a few years on and off. You’ll spend more time reframing and editing, which can get old if you’re just t

I use an Insta360 x4 either on my handlebars or under my seat. It gives up every angle and I find their app easy to use for quick edits. It will also let me lock in on someone (my kid) afterwards so the camera is always following them no matter if my handlebars are turning or if I’m doing a wheelie.

I've had both a GoPro with the max lens mod and an Insta360 and the Insta360 is far superior, not even close. Being able to reframe the footage after filming so it shows whatever I want is a game changer. Plus the insta360 has way better battery life in the cold than the GoPro. I have the x4 but I t

insta360 x4 and I'm learning to the software but I know how to edit already. It is by far the coolest thing to move your camera angle in post!