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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 currently use an Insta360 X5 on my helmet with a GoPro Hero 4 session under my saddle. If you can only afford one camera, the helmet is the best setup. It provides the highest chance of getting the motorist's face, which is needed in the US for police to do anything. While not everyone can afford

I don't think you have much 360 camera experience like with the Osmo 360 or the Insta360 X5. They take photospherical 8K video. You can either leave it that way (which is insane for VR since it's like your head is right where the drone is - like you're flying and you can look around... or as most pe

So it honestly depends on your budget and how serious you are about the quality. Personally I would stay away from GoPro because they fell behind. I would recommend you the DJI 6 or AcePro 2. Both are awesome and have some pros and cons, just watch a review of both and then decide which one you pref

I had the same dilemma and ended up leaning toward the Insta360, purely for the creative freedom in post. I took the X5 out for its first proper test yesterday and really enjoyed shooting with it. The biggest win for me was comparing it with the Pocket 3: with the Pocket I’d have to physically turn

I just bought an Osmo 360. It’s totally worth it for your use case. But you should also consider the Insta360 X4 or X5. The Osmo has a bigger sensor but needs some time to catch up on sortware, stitching and the lens can only be replaced by authorized service centrea. But they know camera tech and w

From my experience (X3 -> X5) the X5 is much better (higher resolution and the colors really pop). But after the DJI osmo 360 I don’t know if I would purchase it again - the clarity and “AI-ness” of the insta360 is too prominent, and not really lifelike. It comes to style preference though! If you’r

Well you will find out soon. Rumor is end of July / August will bring both the DJI and GoPro entrants. Neither seem to have replaceable lens like the X5, but both seem rumored to have slightly larger sensors than the X5 which in theory could help low light… we will see they always hype the smallest

Insta360 X5 or Dji Osmo 360, they can get front, back and sides all from 1 camera. Someone here posted their accident from multiple angles with their Insta360 and it was facinating. I currently use a DJI Action 4 connected to a power bank for hours of coverage, but the 360 stuff sold me for my next

If there's any chance of handing over the camera to Toddler or want to share quick clips with minimal edits, go for x5. If you edit your footage on a pc and don't intent to post to socials via phone, go for O360. And if you are on windows, you probably will have to download the insta360 studio to ge