I wasn't going to spend big money so I went with the Brave 7 LE from Akaso and I must say I'm surprised with all the features and accessories. Great buy for me for sure!

I was walking around Times Square in NYC and stopped by the Insta360 store just look around. Ended up walking out with an Ace Pro 2 lol.

I do a fair bit of cycling and traveling, so I figured I'd give it a try. Haven't really used an action cam before, though, so I'm pretty much starting from zero.

For those who use the Ace Pro 2, what settings do you usually shoot with? I don't want to overcomplicate things right off the bat. Also, are there any accessories you'd recommend getting early on?

I'm guessing an extra battery and a decent microSD card are the basics, but not sure if I'm missing anything obvious. Appreciate any advice！

I am on a quest for a specific video, What of, exactly? Well my main thing is Scar from The Lion King and I would kindly like someone with a camera that is 1000fps or higher, to record their tv or pc playing a Scar scene, to whoever is reading this, PLEASE record this, thank you.

Hello,

I am into many outdoor activities, mainly mountaineering, trail running, caving and sometimes scuba diving and paragliding. I want to take photos and videos, mainly for insta posting.

I need to buy an action camera, what do you recommend?

I have an accidental go pro, basically car ran over it. Both the display are fine, still charging and buttons are working. Want to know where I can get it fixed.
Model : Go pro hero 10
Location : Gurgaon (NCR)

Hello everyone, Im currently experiencing a problem with my Cam. It does not turn on but the lights are working showing red when I plugged it. Any suggestions and solution for this one? Ive tried the hard reset pin still does not work. Thank you🥹

DJI Osmo Action 6 Ultra-Wide vs. GoPro Hero 13 HyperView: Which one has the wider FOV without a lens mod, with standard stabilization enabled?

Could anyone upload a side-by-side FOV comparison? Thanks so much!

My family and I are heading to Disney in about 3 weeks and looking for a good camera i can attach to myself or my husband for home videos with meeting characters/rides. after extensive review it looks like either the DJI Action 5 or the Insta360 Go S3 are the two we are stuck on so i wanted to get some opinions. I’m looking for long battery life but don’t plan on recording extensively throughout the parks. Im not planning on recording during dark rides but would like to record our children’s reactions with fireworks and any other nighttime event, even if it’s simply walking back to our hotel room.

When it comes to mounting it looks like you can attach the DJI Action to your backpack while the Insta360 can basically go anywhere. i really am aiming to keep things discreet because i do feel like sticking a camera in someones face can take the fun out of things but also want a pretty long battery life.

which would you choose?

I don’t see a DJI flexible tripod so I was wondering if any of you have any experience with something that can be a traditional, three prong tripod, but also something that can wrap around the handlebars on a bike?

Hey!

I'm thinking about getting the Go 3s retro bundle, and was wondering what the RAW DNG files look like and how flexible they actually are. I would really appreciate it if someone here could send me a sample 🙏🙏🙏🙏

Hi guys i have a quick question for you.

I'm looking to buy a camera to record some pov footage of anything ( just going outside ) but mainly sport events ( like Tour de France or a football match ).

First i looked into the Meta Glasses but the footage quality and record duration seems to be an issue.

Then after some research i though that some stuff like DJI Osmo nano or Insta360 Go ultra would be much more useful than the glasses but THEN i tested a DJI osmo action 4 demo unit at work, and it looked much nicer, so what about a DJI Osmo Action 6 since it can record in 4K 120 fps and 8k 30 fps ? But the downside is that its much more visible and the accessories are not that great, i dont want it to be heavy on a cap or smth.

So here i am, thanks for your answers lol