GO Ultra

Why did insta360 go with a proprietary 2-Prong Adapter Quick Release Mount for the Ultra from the Go 3/s Quick Release Mount that also includes a 1/4 thread. Existing owners of Go 3/s models will now need to consider another set of mounts.

Just got mine - im going to take it fishing this weekend to try it out. Two quick gripes already though - why, for the love of god, do we have ANOTHER different "quick release" mounting standard? Neither the Go3s or the AcePro2 quick release plates fit it. This is an annoying money grab by Insta360

I like the fact it is low profile and you can now make fine adjustments of angles when paired with the magnetic necklace Besides that I don't like it at all I dislike the fact that there's no black cause my camera is black which makes it look like a sore thumb And the charming factor of the go ultra

The main things that bug me are: Exposure controls. The aperture is fixed at f2.8, which leaves you with only shutter speed and ISO to control your exposure. Not much of a problem when you’re just doing video in auto mode, but the limitation when it came to photography led me to jump from Insta360 c

Still goes back to my question why doesn't insta360 use 1 magnetic mount type. The Go3/s, Go Ultra, Acepro 2, all different magnetic stands. Like u/sin3rgy said, we probably know the answer to this already its -> $$$.

Thanks! Found a video on YouTube and it's called ShotLab in the Studio app which removes the selfie stick. Would you happen to know if there are any cheaper/affordable alternative for the invisible sticks with tripod that's compatible with the Go Ultra? Kind of a bummer if I buy the Insta360 one tha

I got an Insta360 Go Ultra and the Oakley Vanguards for Christmas and after 1-2 winter rides I returned the Insta360 Go Ultra because the Oakley's are a true 3 in 1 product replacing my Oakley Jawbreakers, Shokz OpenRun Minis, and the Inta360 camera. I should note both cameras are really good for qu

As one of the first to adopt a square sensor on the Go 3, I am a bit bewildered as to why they have abandoned it, given that bigger companies (like Apple for example) have adopted square sensors so you can shoot and decide landscape or portrait later with no sacrifice. My guess is that as this squar

I tried attaching it to my chest with a magnet, but it would fall off during vigorous activity. Moreover, the camera shots taken at the chest area show a lot of shaking. The most stable mounting positions are the head and mouth. The disadvantage of the mouth's position is that it prevents communicat