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#Insta 360 one x vs dji osmo pocket 1080p

Insta360 has always had a good mobile app and powerful cross-platform PC/Mac editor too. You can manually zoom beyond that to 50mm, but it has a very digital look and I would only use it as last resort if I didn't mind the lack in quality. You can choose from four presets between 20mm and 29mm. The magnifying glass lets you change your focal length on the 4K Boost lens, but not the 360 lens.

#Insta 360 one x vs dji osmo pocket 1080p

That said, if you're frequently switching between, say, 1080P 120fps and 4K 24fps, I could see this being more useful.

I hardly used this, though, as changing modes and manual settings were fast enough for me.

The results you can get are very impressive.Ĭlicking the Q allows you to select one of your five customizable quick modes. This set comes with the new 4K Boost lens, and the existing 5.7K 360-degree lens. In my video review, I share several video and photo examples shot on the Insta360 One RS Twin Edition.

A beefier 1445mAh battery (compared to 1190mAh) that should give you about 10-20 min of extra recording time depending on the mode.

An improved mounting bracket with better heat dissipation that lets you swap one of its three available lenses out more quickly to change up your shot.

A snappier and more efficient CPU to support in-camera flow-state stabilization up to saving you from needing to process your clips separately with their app.

The One RS brings several important updates over the original One R including: It can be reconfigured for a front or rear screen, and the lens swapped out for a different one entirely. The One RS splits into three parts: the touch screen and "brain", the lens, and the battery.

Just like with the original One R, the new Insta360 One RS looks similar enough to other action cameras from the likes of the GoPros and DJI Osmo, but it stands out with its modular design.