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Testing the limits of the Insta360 1inch VR180

Name: Testing the limits of the Insta360 1inch VR180
Uploaded: 2024-06-24T16:39+00:00
Duration: T09M44S
Channel: ModMyInsta

ModMyInsta

Released: 11 months ago

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Shot on: Insta360 One R 1inch VR180

Everyone is talking about the Insta360 X4 and its 8K resolution. Even I did! I wanted this camera to mod it into an 8K VR180 pocket camera at a low cost. Many compare it to the Insta360 One RS 1inch 360, belittling the latter and predicting an unpromising future for it... Well, sorry, but I could never have made this video with an X4! This time, I present to you a clip shot with a One R (not RS) and a Leica 1-inch 360 lens modded into VR180, along with a Zoom H1n mic (which I still need to learn how to set up correctly) to push this mod to its limits: daylight, backlight, low light, pitch dark, strobe lights, fireworks... Everything is included. Of course, no tripod, jostled by the crowd, stabilization is ensured only by FlowState! All of this in a small camera with the festival colors :) I used Premiere Pro to cut and connect the clips. No image processing was done, and no enhancements or filters were applied. ¡Viva los 90's, la 1inch y la madre que nos parió!