hi everyone Aaron here for zollotech and this is the insta360 one rs this is the twin edition
meaning that it has two different lens options we have a 4k ultra wide and a 360 lens that's capable
of 5.7 k now this is 549 and of course i'll share footage what the editor looks like and more so if
you want to jump to any specific section check out the description where all the chapters are linked
now let's go ahead and open this up it's 5 49 for this two setup or twin edition setup and
it's about 299 for the regular camera itself so let's go ahead and open it up now insta360
was nice enough to send this to me but it is not a sponsored video they didn't have any input on the
video and they were not allowed to change anything in the video before it was made live so let's go
ahead and take the wrapper off and open up the box so it looks like there's no additional stickers or
anything let's open the box up and i'll show you what's in here so we have three different
things as you can see we have the main camera here so you've got a 4k lens and it says one rs
let's go ahead and take the coverings off that and there's one back here with a little display
and then on the side so let's see if we can get this off of it
and this is the camera itself now this just comes apart like this and then you can flip it around so
maybe you want to vlog and see yourself you can flip it around put it together flip it the other
way it's really convenient and again i'll share more of that in a moment we have a 360 lens here
so this is a 360 lens a lens on each side let's take the covers off this
so like i showed you before you have two different lenses you just pull them apart like this
and then put the next one together it's really simple and then you have the battery here so
this is the battery module and it just clips onto the bottom so let's take the plastic piece off
now as long as you have everything connected and lined up on the bottom you just click this
into place and it snaps into place and now you have your battery and then your lens and sort
of the main processing unit so you have that and then on the side here let's go ahead and look at
this side we'll take off the sticker you can see here what we have is a little door and underneath
we have a usbc port and a microsd slot and then you have a few different microphones around it
let's go ahead and take a look at what else is in the box so we'll pull this out here set this aside
open it up
and inside it looks like we have a usb 8 a usbc adapter
there's no charger block in the box it looks like
then we have some instructions so we have an insta 360 quick start guide waterproofing what to know
and then just some more information and a warranty card looks like we also get some stickers and this
looks like it's a microfiber cloth maybe to clean the lenses so let's go ahead and open this up
there we go and we have a microfiber cloth included that says insta360 then also within the
bag we have a little frame and a little cover for the 360 lenses so you have a little rubber cover
for the 360 lens to keep it safe just goes over like this so when you're not using it it keeps
the lenses safe and then also in the bag we have a little frame so this is the mounting hardware
for the frame so you'll see you've got this piece here and then this goes to the bottom here
and you just put this in like this and it holds everything in place so it takes a second to line
it up get it lined up and it just screws into place like this once you have the bracket or
frame together it says always use the bracket to secure the camera mods the bracket also helps
dissipate heat when recording for a long time so this actually acts as a heat sink for your camera
so what you do is click these buttons here it opens up and then you can slide the camera in
place so this piece here lets off a lot of heat let's close the little door here on the side
and you just slide it in like this and then close it so once it's closed now it dissipates heat and
then you can use it for a longer period of time now i have some accessories they sent along as
well one of them they call the invisible selfie stick it sort of disappears in certain footage
so this extends it's made out of metal we also have a camera mount for a car or whatever you'd
like it's a suction cup mount so you'll see that used in the video you won't see this but i used it
and then also a bike or motorcycle mount so this bike your motorcycle mount clamps onto handlebars
and holds it really securely and then of course you can tilt it any which way you'd like so all
of these things hold the camera and they're pretty reasonably priced as well now we can boot up the
camera just hold down the button here or press the button it turns on we'll give it just a moment
and this is a touch screen so you set it up using touch you select your language hit the
little check mark and then you want to connect it to your phone your phone app on android or iphone
and then you can sort of control it and activate it and once it's activated you can just use the
camera like normal so you'll see now it's spun the camera around we're seeing this view here and we
have a ton of different options so it's telling you how to use it swipe left to right or top down
so you have standard hdr you can also take photos with it as well hdr photos interval or time lapses
night star lapse burst modes loop recording and more so lots of different options here
let's just go back and i use this in 5.7 k so we'll just select standard for now and then you
have this little tutorial where it's showing you how to do different things as well you can adjust
everything in auto or set the iso in more yourself and then you can swipe up or double tap for a
panoramic preview so you can switch it around and you'll see it says 5.7 k at 30 frames per second
and so it's really easy to use basically set it how you want set everything up and hit record
whether that be on the selfie stick or whatever else it seemed to last easily at least an hour
for me using this battery i had no issues and the stabilization is incredible so here's the 4k boost
lens it's an f 2.4 with a 16 millimeter equivalent and it has a little glass cover over the lens on
the side it says flow state stabilization then you can just click it into place you
can spin it either way you have connectors for either on both sides to hold it in place
connect it to your battery here and if you have extra batteries you can just connect it
press the power button takes a second to boot up you've got a blue indicator light for that
and that's it it's super simple to use put it in the little frame here
and you're good to go you also have some options here so you can tap on the screen
and then of course go to 4k 60 4k 30 you have flow state stabilization and a ton of different options
as well but i just left everything in auto so i could share what some of this footage actually
looks like so go ahead and take a look at some of this footage let me know what you think about
it in the comments below this is straight out of the camera i didn't grade any of it i just put it
right into footage and then put sort of a montage together so you could see what this is capable of
so
when you're done recording with your insta360 we need to connect to it and we can either upload
the footage edit it even use it live so let's go into the app on our iphone there's also a mac and
windows version also and i'll show you that in a moment but if we go into the insta 360 app it will
remotely connect to the camera so we'll just tap the little camera button here it says connecting
to bluetooth we'll give it just a moment here join the wi-fi network it connects directly to
the camera itself give it just a second here and i wanted to show you in real time what it looks like
and then you can go into your album so these are all the different things saved on the camera but
they're streaming over to the phone and then you can go in and edit directly from here so you can
see here is one of the things i recorded on my sidoo or jet ski and you can actually just scrub
through it take a look at it and it shows you everything here you have all sorts of
different options for speed and filters and more freeze frames you can just adjust everything you
want and fully edit it here and then export it if we go back same is true with a 360 camera
so we'll go into 360 and we can just turn it we can set points to have it turn around we can turn
it however we want there we go we can turn it here tell it to freeze here and whatever we want we can
easily edit this so all of these points down here allow you to change where you want it to be edited
as you turn the camera around so while you're using it it's recording and then you can edit
this in post or afterward super simple to use and then of course you can share it and then
you also have a live view right here just tap the camera button and you can record directly from it
so now it's recording look over here it's a little messy there's another insta 360 camera and you can
see in real time use it as a webcam just turn it around and use it like this so you can use it as
a live webcam if you want to or whatever else you'd like to do fully edit it on your phone
see all of your footage and more now on the mac where i edited some of the footage i wanted to
share some of that with you i've imported one video into the insta 360 studio 2022 on my mac
and you can see it says video gives the name and then also that it's in 5.7 k this is the 360 cam
and i can just move it around wherever i'd like each one of these markers at the bottom lets me
pick where i want it to be at the time of this part of the video so if i click on this part of
the video you'll see that's me and then if i turn this around i could say i want to keep it here
i can also flatten out the footage so when you saw this in the montage the same footage
if i click on this little dot here i can flatten the footage out for a natural view
i can change it to a tiny planet or just go to the default or a crystal ball so you can change this
however you'd like and the nice thing i've noticed is when you go from one computer to the next this
is actually baked into the video file so now if i play this back let me make sure it's muted here
we'll go ahead and play it back you'll see that it's moving and i can move it at any point as well
but as soon as it hits this dot it will snap back to where it should be so again if we go over here
you'll see it's going to turn as i continue the video so it's going to turn a little bit
look back at me and then as we go to this part of the video you'll see i'm slowly panning around to
the other direction so it's super easy to edit and then when you're done you can just
export this or save it so if we want to export we can export here we can change it to a higher bit
rate or the best is actually prores 422 and then you can change it to 3840 by 2160 or 4k so now you
can do that you also can remove grain as well and then export it if you want or you could export it
in a 360 video and upload it to youtube that way so you have all of those options built into this
and you've got a bunch of other things as well as far as stitching media processing even a logo
if you want to put the insta360 logo on there you can do that or leave it off and then of course you
have your project management and more so all of these things are very easy to use and it was super
simple to figure out once i used it a couple times you can just change it to whatever view you'd like
and stitch the entire video here if you'd like to do that after using the insta360 one rs it's super
easy to use i was really surprised by how easy it was to edit the footage afterward just to use it
hit the button and i really didn't have to worry about anything setting exposure or anything else
if you want to swap lenses you swap it if you want to swap the battery you can do that if you
need extended batteries you can buy more of those and it never really overheated on me i was using
it in very hot sun outside with the jet ski or the sea doo if you saw that it was really hot
outside and i had no issues with it overheating it was quite warm but it never overheated on me
other than that there's one complaint i have about it and that's probably the little door here
for the microsd card if we open it up it's just very hard to get your finger in there especially
with this case on it or this sort of surround so if i open this up slide it out it does make it a
little bit easier but if you have larger fingers like me it's very hard to get the sd card out or
you could just plug into it of course but if you want to remove that micro sd it makes it a
little difficult and i did have this door come off a couple times you can just simply snap it
back into place but it's one of the things if i had one complaint that would be it but it does
need to be water resistant so it does have to be sort of sealed quite a bit as well and reset or
recess down in otherwise though i'm pretty happy with the insta360 one rs the footage i
was pretty impressed with in low light it is a bit grainy but the stabilization is incredible
all of that footage was super shaky and it just instantly took care of it for me so
i'm super impressed with it let me know what you think of them in the comments below if you've used
one of these or maybe one of the competitors i'd love to hear from you in the comments
below of course i'll leave a link for this in the description below and let me know what you think
of this in the comments below as always thanks for watching this is Aaron i'll see you next time