Once upon a time a half decade ago, Shenzhen-based tech brands DJI and Insta360 each dominated a respective field: the former made airborne drones, the latter 360-degree cameras. But about two to ...

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The Akaso 360 is the first 360-degree camera from Akaso, a company best known for its budget-friendly action cameras. And the Akaso 360 follows in that tradition, costing far less than competitors ...

There’s a cult following for 360-degree cameras. While companies like GoPro and Ricoh continue to dabble in the category, Insta360 simply dominates it. Until today, the X3 was the ultimate 360 camera, ...

More expensive Gets very hot when recording 8K video and 11K timelapse Necessary to lower resolution when shooting in low light A 360 camera can be an awesome tool for filmmakers, and the Insta360 X4 ...

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DJI, best known for its drones, gimbals and action cameras, is releasing its first 360 camera, the Osmo 360. It has some impressive specs, with big image sensors, 8K video at 50 frames per second and ...

In a break from tradition, GoPro hasn’t announced a new Hero Black camera this fall. Instead, this year’s flagship is the much-rumored Max 2 360 camera ($500). The Max 2 lands at a time when spherical ...

Like the world’s strangest West Side Story spinoff, the China-based camera companies DJI and Insta360 are muscling in on each other’s turf. While Insta360 plans to share details about an upcoming ...

User-replaceable lenses. 1/1.28" sensor offers much better video quality. Better low-light footage. Longer battery life. Magnetic mounting system. More expensive than X4. No 8K log video. Insta360's X ...