Insta360 Pro VR Camera

The fact that the Insta360 Pro VR Camera can capture 3D videos in stunning 8K resolution is impressive enough. However, it does not stop there. Care for some still images? This camera can also capture 3D snapshots at 8K resolution too. The secret lies in the six, 200° fisheye lenses with adjustable shutter speeds that can be selected to create a number of angles and effects. You can select from three to six lenses to change the center of the scene. The images or videos captured are combined by seamless Optical Flow stitching while they are kept steady by real-time image stabilisation. This device is also capable of high speed shooting of up to 120 fps that can be converted to slow motion videos in post-processing.

Update the world of your whereabouts by using this during live streaming and experience uninterrupted sessions through bandwidth reduction. To complement quality videos, its four built-in microphones can record crisp audio while its AUX input allows the use of external audio recording devices. The media recorded can be saved on an SD card while the compatible mobile app unlocks more functions and settings. Built with durable aluminium alloy, this 360-degree camera is capable of lengthy shooting sessions thanks to its detachable 5000 mAh rechargeable battery. Secure the set-up via the base stand with a mounting hole that can be used for tripods.

Product Features in Detail

Photo and video resolution
The snapshots and footages are recorded and captured at 7680 x 3840 maximum resolution with maximum frame rate of 30 fps.

Bandwidth reduction
Using cube map projection and H.265 compression, creators can cut bandwidth needs by 60%. From the usual 8K video, cube map projection converts it to 4K x 2K video at 3840 x 1920 resolution while the H.265 makes it a 4K x 4K 3D video or 3840 x 3840 resolution. Both versions have a maximum frame rate of 30 fps.

Lasting power
The 5000 mAh battery can be detached so charging and shooting at the same time is possible as long as the camera is connected to a power source.

Four interfaces
Use the HDMI 2.0 Type-D for monitoring and output of footage and the RJ45 Ethernet interface for stable cable communication. There's also a USB Type-C interface for high speed file transfer and WiFi for AP hotspot connection.