Action to versus the industry say, hang on.
Sorry, this is my AirPods.
This is the industry 60 go to.
And it is equally as small
as the reaction to look at a slogan is thing.
Look, it is the size of this.
This is a camera.
Now, full disclosure into 360 sent me this and sent me a whole lot of other
goodies. Good. Good, good. Good.
Good news for the industry. 60.
Go to which we'll get to you in a bit, but I know what you guys are here for.
You are here for this versus this.
Now both of these are cameras. The resolutions are not the same.
This is far more greater resolution.
Is resolutions up to 4K?
This is 14 far deep.
Now that said, though, I've dropped the specs down on this to match this
because there's a substantial difference between the price on these.
And I'm going to give you guys a quick tour of what the video looks timelapse,
that kind of stuff.
And then we're going to get into the secret weapon
that this tiny little camera has that this doesn't.
The pros and cons of these, right, so first off.
Again, just to be clear, in case anybody freaks out, I bought this.
Insta360 sent me this.
Now this is a couple of months old.
This is kind of brand new on the market specs, better specs.
Not as good, but this has got a secret weapon or two, and it's all to do
with the actual software, and you can't really do it with this.
The big thing is you can actually reframe your footage slightly with the industry.
60. Go to this, you have to crop it and all that.
This, though, does it in the software, which is really usable, so
you can even change the angle of the shot like wide, linear and so on and so forth,
which is a nice option to have what camera really is
for, you know, here's the big question that a lot of you are not asking.
You might go for this simply because it's new and shiny.
You might go for this because it is cheaper.
Now, both of these help you tell a story. That's it.
This one will look slightly better in decent
light versus this one, but not a huge difference.
I'd hazard a guess most of you folks out here
who are considering this or maybe even this want something you want to take
to the pool, take to the beach, take out and hike.
Maybe strap it onto a mountain bike, though not room hike bike.
For me, this does feel a little bit more durable.
first off, you've got this case right.
It's got legs here.
No, they're not the most durable legs, and you can kind of standard like a tripod
or whatever you want, like a mini tripod .
You've got all the mounts that instantly 60 have sent me.
So you can get it onto a tripod or whatever you want
and handle a little bit more.
But right out of the box, you're going good with this.
While on the DJI Action two, you're like, Oh, no.
That said, with the screen model, you can see yourself with this.
You have to link it to your phone.
Otherwise you're just kind of,
you know, hoping for the best with that reframe option.
You do have a good shot at it because you don't be going into your phone
every single time you want to reframe it.
Now also the ergonomics of the whole thing.
This just feels better in the hand because this is
I mean, if you're open like this, you do really need amount.
But this is ready to go as is, which is a good thing.
And again, it's going to come down to the price point.
But what are you using this camera for before you buy this, before you buy this,
before you even think about it? What are you going to be shooting?
one of these may suit you better than the other.
Both of these are good quality cameras.
Both of these have the magnetic thing. You know, you strap it on.
I don't think anyone is ever going to use that and might be useful.
The one thing they don't really like about the Instant 360 go to is the magnet
is not as strong as the actual DJI action
to know what you need to use rarer magnets or what.
I don't know, but that's the only kind of criticism
I have of the magnetic stuff versus the DJI action, too.
So I think for most of you folks, the price point is going to be huge here,
but it doesn't matter.
So I have a camera right now.
This has been shot on just to give you guys an example.
It's a five grand camera and then some.
It's a Sony X three. It should all my videos on it
play the absolute purpose built need for that camera.
Do you have the same for this?
I mean, there's a ton of accessories available right now for the go to
the action.
two is only on the market a couple of weeks or is not a lot.
So maybe you're an accessory
how new wants to try out all the different accessories for these?
But again, those accessories are useless if you're actually not going to have a use
for them.
Both of these cameras come with a lot in the actual box for the game.
Do you need all of that stuff for these plug into your computer?
You can haul the footage off
whatever way you want, board them linked to your phone,
but which one is going to be more suitable for the needs that you actually have?
And see, I can tell you this looks great.
This looks great.
Both of them do look pretty solid, especially if you're on Instagram
or Tik Tok, either of these cameras, especially even the cheaper one.
What do you want to do it for?
If you're just going to make shuffle dance videos on Tik Tok?
Maybe something like this is absolutely what you need.
Is this overkill?
So it all comes down to how much you're willing to spend,
and there is a substantial difference between the two of these cameras.
Now, speaking of cost is the 360.
I've said to me that from the 24th
of November to the 14th of December, it is going to be 10% off this.
I have no clue of DJI
going to offer any kind of discount, but there's a 10% off of this
and you get some extra goodies now
left licking the description for both of these cameras.
If you click either of those links, you are supporting me in the China Sea.
This is the thing this
I like talking about cameras, election, you guys, how to use them.
I like to go into editing techniques,
but if you don't know what you're shooting, then
it's really hard for you to figure out what you want.
Yeah, this will do 4K 120.
This will not.
It will do 14, 40, 50 or 60 ppi.
That's fine.
You might if you're like, What does that mean?
Then maybe you don't need it.
If you're like, I would never shoot slow motion, then you.
Don't need either of those options in the camera, so again,
which I get out a notebook.
Write down what you're planning to shoot and write down the next six months,
what you're planning.
You know, either of these will fit in the pocket.
I think this straight out the gate.
It's just got that bit more extra protection in this charging case.
This doesn't have a charging case.
It's got a charging module, but either this might be an easier
fit into your pocket because you're not running
the risk of damaging the actual camera versus this.
Now, for me, I prefer more resolution for some of the stuff that I'm.
That's why I would probably take this on the resolution over this.
But then you think about the reframing option
and we're not talking just a crop and we're talking, tilting up or down.
This is this is interesting.
I got to say this is interesting, but again, it comes down
to what you're planning on shooting.
And before you start shooting anything, it comes down to the action of the story
that you're trying to tell, even if it's a shuffle dance on Tik Tok.
There is still a structure to the whole thing.
So interesting comparison.
Big thanks to Insta360 for sending me this out.
And you know what?
This is
as easy to fit into the pocket as AirPods are this.
It's a really tough one to call, but that's not for me to decide.
That's down to you now.
If you want to start talking about story adenosine and all that kind of stuff,
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And until then, don't stop fighting for yourself.