Recently Insta360 sent me out the Insta360 ONE RS Twin Edition, so I'm really looking forward
to just going out and trying out, getting some footage with the 4K Boost Lens and the
360 lens, so that's what I'm going to go out and do today, so the footage that I'm going to
use is going to be-- I'm just going to record on this camera so then I can just basically
figure out well, I can hear what the audio sounds like, I can see what the quality of the footage
looks like, so I'm going to use the 4K Boost Lens and record the rest of the video on this camera.
The ONE RS Twin Edition comes with an upgraded 4K Boost Lens, and so the one on the ONE R-- I didn't
have the ONE R so I can't really compare in terms of footage or anything like that but the ONE R
came with a 4K Wide Angle lens and the ONE RS now comes with a 4K boost lens which is a 48
megapixel sensor and just basically gives you, supposedly, 4K60 at higher res uh higher quality
and then it also comes with a 360 camera which I will show you in a bit and it comes with a battery
base and the selfie stick and also the cage as well for putting all the bits and pieces in.
So the one thing I really love about the ONE RS so far in my limited use of it so far,
is the fact that you do have this modularity so you can just basically
take the different modules apart and put them together again and also with the core module
you can basically flip it either to be front ways or back facing depending on whether you're
filming yourself or filming something else in front of you, so it just makes it easy to just
kind of interchange different bits and pieces, and the modules from the previous
ONE R is also compatible with this one and I think vice versa but I could be wrong about
that so I'll just, I'll definitely double check and then put it in the comments but
I think I read that that they are kind of backwards compatible and forwards compatible and
that kind of thing. So this footage is basically from the ONE RS, I am filming on the ONE RS at the
moment and I don't have any microphones attached so the audio is just literally from the ONE RS so
this is what the footage looks like and what the audio sounds like. I'm going to switch over to the
360 camera so that I can basically get an idea of what that looks like as well and just check out a
few of the features as well like the flowstate stabilization and, yeah, this is now what the
360 camera looks like and also the audio you're hearing straight from the camera as well and
I've got it quite close to me at the moment because
I want you to be able to still hear what I'm saying.
I'm talking whereas if I extend it quite far then you're not going to really hear me so well, but
yeah, this is what the video footage looks like and this is what the audio sounds like but I will
extend it now just so that you can hear what-- just so that you can see more of the footage,
and I'm gonna walk around a bit as well so that you can see what the footage looks like as well.
So that's a little bit about the insta360 ONE RS Twin Edition. So, in the next video I'm gonna do,
like, a full review based on actually having used the camera and looked at the footage and
heard the audio and then yeah, just gonna get back and have a look at everything. So if you
haven't already, subscribe and I'll catch you in the next video, thanks for watching.