X5

I’ve been recording my canyoning trips for a few years and used GoPro, DJI and insta360. I honestly done care about brands, I just want the best tool for the job. Firstly with 360 cams vs traditional action cams. 360s are great for canyoning, they capture everything and you don’t have to worry about

I have an old beat up Insta360 X3 in a cheap aliexpress knockoff invisible dive case haha. It has flooded a couple of times and the metal parts like to rust, so would rather recommend getting the original dive case from insta360. If you get the X5 then its regular invisible dive case should be good

I would have rigged my proper camera but didn't want to risk destroying it from all the rain, so I used a suction mount rig and the Insta360 X5, which is inherently waterproof and you can reframe the footage in editing to point whatever direction you like.

Anybody can work in these stores, they are not experts like us 😭 In your country you need to tell the reason for giving camera back right away? For scuba you need Insta360 X5, there are some very good deals now on Cosco and similar (just dont buy directly from Insta350)

TLDR: No, the X5 has user replaceable lenses that you can buy for around $30USD and twist off the old one yourself and twist the new one one. YMMV, but I've owned a 360 cameras for 5 years (an Insta360 X2 and X5) and I've never scratched it snowboarding or skiing because the snow isn't hard enough t

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

I think the Insta360 X5 is more the adventure 360 cam especially for underwater action and the DJI is more for the photographers / videographers who want more resolution for tweaks. I must say that I like it more to use a SD Card than a build in storage capacity

In random order: Use/test the camera BEFORE the "big day" as this is not a point-and-shoot. You will need to adjust it to your conditions and have working knowledge of how to operate it if you want the best shots. Protect the camera: for an "action camera" the X5 can be surprisingly fragile (the ear

The later you get in the series, the higher the chances they’ve addressed the overheating issues. When I started playing with the Insta360 RS, I dropped any consideration for the X4 over a few reviews mentioning the overheating possibility. When the X5 released, there weren’t any significant mention

I’m in a similar boat. Bought the X5 last summer and I’m loving it but I’m also realizing I need a non-360 camera (that’s not my phone) for certain shots. The Ace Pro 2 is aging gracefully but there’s definitely some comparison videos with the Action 6 that show it falling behind. 10 bit color, vari