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I use my iPad Pro 11” to edit my X4 footage. I use the insta360 app to reframe and edit. Then I export to photos and use LumaFusion to further edit. With the X4 (and I’m sure X5) you can plug the camera directly into the iPad via usb-c and you get to retain the use of your WiFi for internet connecti

I tried travel vlogging with my x4 and I’ve managed to capture some really cool footage Only problem is that all of the footage you capture has to be reframed and edited if using the 360 mode if you want to view it If you’re happy sitting behind a computer and going through all your footage adding k

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

I've never used the GoPro Max or the Ace Pro 2 so can't compare anything to those. I went from the Ricoh Theta S3 to the Insta X3 to the X5 (I've always liked the candy bar form factor - skipped the X4). Reasons not to buy X5: Price (really only reason I see) - Factoring in new accessories you will

This is what I ended up doing and then I realized I could've saved a lot of money and time if I had just modded my Insta360 X4.

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

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

Not sure what your main shooting scenarios are or how much you care about image quality. I’ve been researching 360° cameras lately. The Osmo360 seems pretty solid in terms of performance, but you can’t swap out the lens, and the $550 price tag is a bit much for me. The Insta360 X4 Air offers better

I’m happy with my insta360 cameras X3,X4, Ace pro (qty 2) and a Ace Pro 2. It would take more than a little bit better features that might not impact my use case, (mostly outdoors during the day with decent light) to make me think about going for DJI. I’m sure that the DJI is a good camera but havin

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