But it’s very specific, and at $400, it’s really expensive. It shoots 5.7K video (that’s the combined res from both lenses and senses, not each), offers excellent software stabilization, has an intuitive app, and great battery life. The gold-standard of 360 cams –– Insta360’s One X is a superb consumer 360 cam. Insta360's One R bundle for the DJI Mavic Pro Insta360 Want to shoot 360 drone footage with a DJI Mavic Pro, there’s an Insta360 One R bundle for that, too ($550). The Osmo Action has a front-facing display, sure, but it’s tiny and doesn’t support touch. It’s a little more fiddly than the larger displays found on backs of a GoPro Hero or DJI’s Osmo Action, but one advantage of the One R’s modular design is it can be attached to face backward or forward. If you don’t care about 360 but want the 5.3K 1-inch block, controller and battery, that arrangement will set you back $550.įlexibility first –– The block also houses a 1.3-inch touch display. Add the 360 camera to that with the Twin Edition and you’re looking at $450. The entry-level 4K Edition that includes the 4K action cam, battery, and controller/screen module costs $300. Whichever combo you choose is waterproof to a depth of 5 meters.Īt launch Insta360 is offering three One R bundles. Depending on the combination of blocks you attached to the red, battery-packing base, it can be a 4K action cam, a 1-inch-sensor packing 5.3K action cam, or a 360 cam. Insta360 has released a new, modular product called the One R that wants to be everything to everyone.

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