DJI Osmo Action 4 vs Insta360 One RS (4K Boost Lens)

Honest Opinion to Osmo Action 4?

The reviewer provides tips for indoor shooting with the Osmo Action 4. They suggest using frame rates of 24, 25, or 30 FPS for better light exposure. They recommend enabling the 'Pro' mode and setting the ISO to a maximum of 800 or 1600 if needed. They suggest using the D-Log M color profile and matching the shutter speed to the frame rate. They advise using a support or turning off stabilization in low light conditions. They also mention adjusting noise reduction and trying low light enhancement. Removing the front glass cover can slightly improve low light performance.

DJI Osmo Action 4 Review: Finally, a Worthy GoPro Competitor

The DJI Osmo Action 4 is a worthy competitor to the GoPro, with upgrades like a larger sensor and better low-light performance. It offers easy mount-to-mount movement and supports professional settings like Log video capture. The low-light performance is a mixed bag compared to the GoPro, but the Osmo Action 4 excels in darkness and color rendering. It can shoot in 10-bit D-Log M for higher dynamic range footage. The lens-protector thread size has changed, making it incompatible with previous models.

Insta360 One RS Review: An action camera for everything

The Insta360 One RS is a modular action camera that offers excellent video quality, gimbal-like stabilization, and good photos from the 1-inch edition. It has a compact and durable build, but the microSD card is difficult to access. The display is laggy while filming and there is a delay in taking photos. The camera has impressive battery life and the 4k module provides great video quality with the option for a log color profile. However, the slow-motion modes are disappointing. The 1-inch edition offers even better video and photo quality, with improved dynamic range and fine details. Overall, the Insta360 One RS is a strong competitor to GoPro in the action cam market.

Insta360 ONE RS version questions: VR

The Insta360 ONE RS performs better in low light but may not excel in it. The GoPro MAX reframed video looks better than both. Dual 1" type sensors in a 360 configuration have a heat problem, limiting the Theta Z1 to 5 minutes of 4k/360. The Insta360 ONE RS also overheats in around 10 minutes of 90F summer heat. Most action cameras these days tend to overheat as they push the limits. Waiting for the GoPro MAX v2 to compare might be a good idea.

Insta360 One RS Review

The Insta360 One RS is a modular action camera that offers versatility for creators who want to capture both 16:9 and 360-degree footage. It requires some assembly but is waterproof and comes with various lens module options. The camera has a small touch LCD and in-camera mics that struggle outdoors. It offers good video quality, stabilization, and creative features, but the battery life is limited. Overall, it is a compelling alternative to the GoPro Hero10 Black for those who value flexibility.

Anyone else have an Insta 360 ONE RS?: VR

The Insta 360 ONE RS has a fixed angle fixed focus lens, which means you have to set the angle of view before shooting, especially for HDR video. In post-production, you can't change the angle of view for HDR footage. The 1-inch lens performs noticeably better, especially in low light, compared to the 4K boost lens. The reviewer is looking for another 1-inch lens to complete their Insta 360 package.