GO Ultra

It's not a helmet cam, but I have an insta360 GoUltra which I really like. It has a squareish "base" (about the size of an older gopro) which you can mount to your handlebars easily, and then the camera itself detatches and can go on a magnetic lanyard pretty much anywhere. I did mount it to my helm

So I looked up the specs on the insta360 website Go 3S maximum resolution : 4K: 3840x2160@24/25/30fps Go Ultra maximum resolution : 4K (4:3): 3840x2880@30/25/24fps I am asking Insta360 Technical support chat as I write this, but so far I assume that the sensor ratio is 4:3 while the 3S was more of a

Insta360 Go Ultra 😄 or ask other people to take your pic lol

Can't answer that for you but here are some things to consider: They keep enhancing the firmware and adding new accessories so I expect the AP2 to stick around for a while. For what the AP2 does currently I don't expect another insta360 "action" camera to do it better. I would like to have 10 bit bu

pocket3 was revolutionary when it came out, but being something that can't be exposed to rain takes the edge out for full vlogging, i still love my pocket3 for brolls, but i am having more peace of mind vlogging with go ultra, i don't think insta30 making a pocket3 alternative is the edge case they

I put on a hat, clip a small camera to the bill (look up the Insta360 cameras, or GoPro), and record all my measurements. It allows me to go faster and have both of my hands free. It's also very useful because I can make notes to myself as I'm measuring, as well as record conversations with the clie

Neither is objectively better. They have tradeoffs. Stabilization effectively works by cropping the outer area of a video while keeping an area of the video in frame. The primary result is a stable video. There are some additional results, like sometimes motion looks a little weird, and the video la

I doubt it will have this but I'd really like to seem them reintroduce the square sensors they used in the Go line for a while. One of the big downsides of the Pocket is that it isn't good for shooting vertical video, and one of the biggest strengths of my old Go 3 was the flexibility of shooting ho

I think of all the cameras I own and here’s what I own. DJI pocket 3 Insta 360 ace pro 2 Insta360 x5 Insta360 go ultra DJI action pro six The ace pro 2 is the one I use constantly. It’s a great camera. Just doesn’t have 10bit color but the vast majority of people don’t need it and won’t notice.

The Ace Pro 2 and Go Ultra from Insta360. They are great in image and audio quality, and especially for trails where you have a lot of light fluctuation and parts of dense forest, as they are good action cameras in low-light situations. The Go Ultra is lighter and has its advantages when it comes to