Insta360 has just released a new flagship camera, the X5, which is built on the X4’s foundation but with several notable changes. New features include a larger 1/1.28″ sensor, a longer-lasting battery, a user-replaceable lens system, and a new InstaFrame mode that records both a full 360° video and a flat version for quick viewing. It’s also rugged and waterproof to 15m (49ft), so let’s take a look at the details! Almost a year ago to the day, Insta360 released the X4, which included 8K30fps capture, a higher frame rate for slow motion, a bigger battery, and more. There was also a major update to their free Insta360 Studio. The X5 includes those features, but some interesting new features have been added. InstaFrame – record two versions simultaneously A new shooting mode called InstaFrame has been added that records two files at once: a standard 360° video you can edit later, and a flat, auto-framed version that’s ready to share unedited. You can choose a fixed forward-facing view or a selfie angle that keeps the subject centered. This could be a practical option for situations where creators want the full coverage of a 360° camera but also need a version they can share right away. A larger sensor for low-light and Active HDR One of the most significant updates in the X5 is the move to a larger 1/1.28″ sensor, 144% larger than the 1/2″ sensor in the X4, allowing for improved light capture. This is paired with a new...
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