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The app’s Stories section lets you assemble multiple clips into one longer shot, and there’s a series of new AI-based special effects that can be applied to shots in the Shot Lab section. Reframing is a case of simply adding keyframes as you scrub through a clip’s timeline and there’s an auto mode if you don’t want to edit by hand. This approach makes a lot of sense and the app does work quite well once you’ve got a hang of the workflow. The camera itself is responsible for very little other than recording the raw footage, although it will perform horizon leveling in-camera in the single-lens “Steady Cam” mode. Reframing, Flowstate stabilisation, object tracking and most other effects are all applied in post after the video has already been captured. If you’re using the desktop app you can output at higher bit rates, up to 200Mbits/sec, and it’s also possible to render to ProRes for the highest quality.Īs with previous Insta360 cameras, however, editing is easiest if you stick to the mobile app and it’s there that most of the magic takes place.

MOTO Z3 AND INSTA 360 ONE X 1080P

Videos can be exported from the companion app either as reframed 1080p footage at a bit rate of up to 125mbits/sec or 360-degree footage at up to 125Mbits/sec.

If you can find the original Insta360 One X at a bargain price, it might not be worth splashing out for the One X2 since it doesn’t improve hugely on its predecessor’s raw image quality.Īlthough effective bit rates are up, the camera uses the same f/2 lenses and imaging sensors as before, and produces videos and photos at the same resolution and frame rates.

MOTO Z3 AND INSTA 360 ONE X SOFTWARE

Insta360 One X2 review: Features and software It’s currently available for £399 and will likely fall in price once the One X2 hits retailers, but it doesn’t have the colour screen, has a far smaller battery and isn’t waterproof without a case. Then there’s the X2’s predecessor, the older Insta360 One X. The One R costs around £440 for the twin-lens pack. The camera also lets you capture time-lapse clips and slow motion footage at 1080p up to 120fps Insta360 One X2 review: Price and competitionĪt £430, the chief rivals for the Insta360 One X2 are the GoPro Max, which costs around £425, and the modular One R from Insta360’s own stable. Like other 360-degree action cameras, the Insta360 One X2 can also be used as a regular, wide-angle camera, too, allowing you to shoot hyper-stabilised 1080p or 1440p footage at up to 50fps. Improved app with more modes than before.Bigger battery than before, up from 1,050mAh to 1,630mAh.The camera is now IPX8 rated and waterproof up to a depth of 10m without the need for a case.The camera’s “ambisonic” audio recording is improved.Video is recorded at higher effective bit rates, up from 100Mbits/sec in H.264 to 100Mbits/sec in H.265.A new colour touchscreen which allows you to view 360 footage and frame your shots more effectively.The new camera, however, has a number of new features, which I’ll list in brief below. Just like its predecessor, the camera captures this 360-degree footage from opposing twin lenses and sensors at up to 5.7k resolution and 30fps and it shares a similar, bar-shaped form factor.