what's happening everyone my name is alex and welcome back for this camera comparison we have
the new insta360 one rs the 4k boost edition and then we have the gopro 10. out of the two
cameras the gopro 10 is a bit more expensive all right so we're gonna split this video into three
sections the first section has to do the internal microphones inside this camera so we're gonna
see some sample recording so we can figure out which camera has the better internal microphone
the second section has to do the image stabilization available on both cameras
so we're gonna see some footage walking running and biking so we can figure out which camera has
better image stabilization and the last section has to do the video quality and of course you're
gonna see some daytime and nighttime sample video recordings at different resolutions and with that
being said don't forget to press that like button and let's begin by checking out some sample
recordings so you can figure out which camera has the better internal microphone alright we
have a quick microphone test outdoors between the insta360 one rs and of course the gopro 10. i'm
also outside as you can see for yourself so it is a bit windy so you may hear some wind aside
from my voice for this particular recording i'm doing 4k at 30 frames per second with
both cameras and i also have the highest level of image stabilization enabled on both cameras
so yeah this is how recording would sound from these two cameras if you're recording outdoors
and you also have a bit of wind for our second microphone test between the insta360 one rs and of
course the gopro 10 i am indoors in here there is no other noise aside from my voice we don't have
any wind or any other um noise so the only thing you should hear is my voice so this is how the
internal microphones on these two action cameras would capture sound indoors in a pretty quiet
place we're also recording in 4k at 30 frames per second okay we're moving on to our next recording
and for this recording we are doing 4k 30 frames per second cameras and i have them both set at
the maximum level of image stabilization all right so after checking out that footage it seems to me
that the gopro 10 captures sound better than the insta360 one rs first of all the sound is a bit
louder and also a bit deeper not to mention that if you have any wind whenever you're recording
something that wind really comes through the recordings done by the insta360 one rs
so for me personally i do prefer all the recordings done by the gopro 10 for that
particular test that we've done next we're going to move on and check out some sample recordings
so we can figure out which camera has better image stabilization of course that is available for both
cameras at all resolutions so let's check out those sample recordings walking running biking
so we can figure out which camera does better all right we have our first stabilization test
between the gopro 10 and of course the insta360 one rs for this recording i'm walking slowly as
you can see i'm also trying to keep the cameras as steady as possible and we're recording in
4k at 30 frames per second with the maximum level of image stabilization on both cameras
next i'm going to show you how the image stabilization works while running of course
i am recording 4k 30 frames per second with both cameras and i have the image
stabilization level set to maximum on both cameras so let's go running
okay next on the list we have a bit of a recording done while riding the bicycle just so you can
see how that stabilization works while riding a bicycle of course we are using the gopro 10 and
the insta360 one rs i am also recording in 4k 30 frames per second and i have the level of image
stabilization set to maximum on both cameras so let's go as fast as i can we'll go this way
we'll turn left somewhere around here it's also quite windy so you're probably gonna hear
some wind aside from my voice
so yeah this how recording would look like if you are riding a bicycle
and i also wanted to show you how the stabilization would work if you are
recording in 4k at 60 frames per second so we're going to do a bit of
walking i'm also going to pan around for a bit slowly
and we'll start running after that just so you can see how that works at 4k at 60 frames per second
all right so after checking that footage if you are walking nice and slow i haven't
actually noticed a difference between the two cameras so they both do pretty good
whenever you're walking whenever you're panning them slowly
but the biggest difference i've noticed whenever you're doing more sudden movements more crazier
movements i'm gonna say so for example if you are running the gopro 10 does seem to do much better
for that stabilization the same kind of goes if you're riding a bicycle and you turn left right
multiple times and those movements are a bit um more insane let's call them on that
so for stabilization i feel that the gopro 10 once again does a bit better than the insta360
one rs even though this is probably the second best action camera for stabilization that i
got to try up until now so next we are going to check some more sample recordings at different
resolutions we are going to start to the daytime recordings just so you can see which camera gets
the better video quality so let's check out those recordings and i will be right back
4k 30 frames per second
next we are going to move on to a quick recording done in 1080p
at 60 frames per second i know that a lot of people do like recording them at this resolution
i also have the instabilization set to the maximum level possible on both cameras on
the gopro 10 and of course the insta360 one rs we're gonna walk this way for a bit
super cool place around here
so yeah 1080p at 60 frames per second
and we are moving on to a quick recording done in 4k at 60 frames per second once again
for this recording i'm using the maximum level of image stabilization on
both cameras and i'm walking fairly slow trying to keep the cameras as steady as possible
i think i'm gonna stop somewhere wrong here we're gonna pan right slowly
and back left
so yeah 4k at 60 frames per second between the gopro 10 and the insta360 one rs okay and we are
moving on to a quick recording done in 1080p at 30 frames per second i know that a lot of people do
use this resolution quite a bit once again i am using the gopro 10 and the insta360 one rs so
i'm going to stop somewhere around here we're going to pan left so i guess we'll stop here
we'll pan left slowly
and up
and back right so towards the c so this whole recording done in 1080p at 30 frames per second
would look like between these two action cameras and we're moving on to another quick recording
done in 4k at 30 frames per second here where i am right now it's not that windy anymore so
most likely you're only gonna hear my voice you're not i'm gonna hear
any any wind i have the image stabilization set to the maximum level available on both cameras
we're gonna pan left slowly so towards these houses
and back right and we'll actually turn around it is super hot out we have about 40 degrees
that's celsius so yeah 4k at 30 frames per second between these two action cameras so the gopro 10
and the insta 360 one rs all right so after checking out the daytime footage that you've
just seen it seems to me that most recordings done by the insta360 one rs are a bit sharper so the
video quality is a bit better from the insta360 one rs in my opinion now for dynamic range in
those recordings it does seem that the gopro 10 does a bit better as for colors well i used both
cameras in the vivid color profile so you could change that on both cameras if you don't want
those some more saturated colors i'm gonna say so for video quality during the day it almost seems
to me that the insta360 one rs is a bit better than the gopro 10 but again leave a comment
down below and let me know your thoughts do you prefer this one or this one for video recordings
and again that kind of changes depending on the resolution that you are using but i did show
you a few resolutions just so you can see forum yourself next we're gonna move on and check out
some nighttime recordings again i have um three nighttime recordings at different resolutions just
so you can see how each camera does so let's check those out all right and we're moving on to a quick
recording in low light between the insta360 one rs and of course the gopro 10. for this recording i'm
doing 4k at 30 frames per second with both cameras i'm also going to show you a recording with the
4k at 60 frames per second but that's gonna be the next one so i'm walking slowly i'm trying to keep
the cameras as steady as um possible i guess we'll um turn right so we'll walk towards my scooter
again we have some street lights around here but i feel that most people would
record in this kind of conditions so in a place where there are some street lights um as well
so yeah 4k 30 frames per second between the gopro 10 and the insta360 one rs in low light okay next
on our list between the insta 360 one rs and of course the gopro 10 um i am recording in 4k at
60 frames per second again around here it is a bit darker i just wanted to show you how the footage
would be if you're filming somewhere where there isn't as much light walk towards the light a bit
i can see a bit more on the screen of the gopro 10 but again we'll have to
see how this footage looks on the computer so 4k at 60 frames per second in low light
and i might as well show you a quick recording done in 1080p
at 30 frames per second once again between the gopro 10 and the insta360 one rs
so once again the image looks a bit brighter on the screen of the gopro but we still have to see
how this footage actually looks on the computer so lock this way it gets a bit darker around here
so yeah 1080p at 30 frames per second in low light between the insta360 one rs and of course
the gopro 10. all right so after checking out the nighttime footage it seems to me that the
insta360 one rs does better than the gopro 10 at least whenever you're doing 30 frames per second
the video quality kind of decreases whenever you're doing 60 frames per second in low light
but compare them with the gopro 10 yes the insta360 one rs does seem to do much better
realistically no action camera does amazing in low light but instead 361 rs does okay um
for those recordings that you've just seen at least in my opinion i also have a few pictures
that i took um over the past couple of days here and i'm having those um displayed on the screen
right now just so you can see how they look i mean for some pictures the gopro does better
for some pictures the insta360 does better and realistically if you do have a newer phone in
your pocket it is possible that your phone is going to take better pictures than these cameras
so those are just some sample um pictures that i took over the past couple of days so there you
have the insta360 one rs the 4k boost edition and the gopro 10. which one do you guys prefer
this one or this one definitely leave a comment down below and let me know your thoughts alright
guys um hopefully this video was useful thanks for watching and i'll see you in the next one