#INSTA 360 ONE X LIGHTING FULL#

The OneX uses Bluetooth and Wi-Fi for wireless connectivity and a microSD port at the bottom of the camera for storage. There are a number of specialized shooting modes, including an HDR mode for both stills and video, time-lapse and a Bullet Time feature that works with an accessory to create a Matrix-style effect of swooping around a subject (more on this later). One of the hallmarks of the OneX is the so-called вЂњFlowStateвЂќ image stabilization, which uses a six-axis gyro stabilizer to keep footage smooth.

#INSTA 360 ONE X LIGHTING FULL#

The OneX features a pair of f/2, 200-degree fish-eye lenses that will overlap, encompassing a full 360 degrees. The camera can record RAW images in the DNG format and video is encoded in H.264 in bit rates up to 120Mbps.

You can film 5.7K (5760 x 2880) video at 30fps, 4K video at 50fps and 3K video at 100 fps via a 1/2.3-inch sensor. While it boasts an action cameraвЂ™s low profile, the OneX is capable of delivering higher resolutions and frame rates than your typical sports cam. The OneX is Insta360вЂ™s action cam killer: a discrete, dual-lens package that is perfect for mounting on helmets, handlebars or monopods. But while competitors pump the brakes, Insta360 has, if anything, floored the accelerator with an aggressive slate of product releases targeting a multitude of 360-degree image applications. The market for VR/360-cameras is no longer teeming with new entrants hoping to hitch their fortunes to the next big thing.

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