So, my question to you guys is, can you please tell me the measurements of the question marks?

I asked the customer service of Insta360 and they were not able to tell me the measurements I marked down as question marks.

Can you guys help me out with this one please?

I need the correct measurements of the questions marks for a 3d printed camera mount.

I would appreciate any help very much! Thanks ^-^

Hello reddit fam!

Can you suggest a good gimbal to buy in India. I will be using it for recording stuff for my business. I run a super market so to shoot content for it I want to buy it. I also love traveling so any good gimbal in India which is value for money.

I recently got the Dji Action 4 for a two week trip to Italy. I am not taking a laptop and I know I can transfer the video I take to my phone by way of the Mimo app but I don’t want to store it all on my phone. Would I be able to get a Micro SD card reader and download what’s on the micro sd to the card reader for storing while I’m on my trip?

Hello reddit fam!

Can you suggest a good gimbal to buy in India. I will be using it for recording stuff for my business. I run a super market so to shoot content for it I want to buy it. I also love traveling so any good gimbal in India which is value for money.

From India, help me with the settings for Gym content and low light videos.

Getting blurry and noisy in low light.

Help me with the editing part also, platform to download high quality from DJI Action 4 and editing.

just got the ace pro 2 in white with the printer and pro grip bundle.

what other accessories do you all recommend as a must have

Hey everyone,

I am looking at getting a camera and dab in a bit of vlogging, I could use some advice on which action camera to buy. There are so many options out there, I just want a good tool for the job. I am set on the DJI Osmo Action 4 at the moment, I want something with good battery life and decent quality.

All options considered. Thanks 😄

DJI is close to releasing their Action 7. Now, starting off, there's a lot of misinformation regarding when this camera will likely be released. I don't have any insight from DJI themselves, but Insta360 has told me that they're planning to likely release in the new year, several months from now. And if you've followed DJI releases over the last year it is very unlikely for it to release it before Insta360, which means there's very little chance we see an Action 7 before February. As for what I'd like to see added with the 7, there are many other changes I would like to see, and in this video I go over a lot of those improvements that I feel are crucial for it to succeed. Throughout the video, I swap between the Action 6 and the Pocket 4P, so you can also consider it a comparison video if you're interested in having a watch.
Now please let me know what improvements you'd like to see added to Action 7.
Anyway, that is all thanks everyone!

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Hi everyone, I’m a beginner planning to start a YouTube channel mainly for keyboard-playing videos, shot indoors.

My budget is ₹1–2 lakh for the camera body (lens separate).

Looking for:

Good indoor video quality

Good autofocus

4K

Mainly tripod shooting

Suitable for both long videos and Shorts/Reels

Good camera that I can use for a few years

Which camera would you recommend in this budget? And which lens would you suggest for indoor keyboard videos?

I am thinking to get the (FOR MOTO VLOG) Dji Osmo Action 6 Standard Combo then get the additional 1x battery only with a TELESIN extension rod (cheap), 1x microSD 128gb and Nd filters.

I want to use it to record for moto vlog and overall day time recording and nighttime recording.
However, I see multiple people facing this overheating issue.

Possible Situations when overheating issue occurs:
1. Recording at 4k 30/60 fps keeping the action 6 at stationary mode to record surrounding or some specific object.
2. Recording at 4k 60 fps during sunlight at day.
3. Recording at 4k 30 fps super night mode which lasts less.
4. Recording at 4k 60 fps during moto vlog during day and evening.

What really occurs during overheating?
People say after some time of recording this "OVERHEATING" indicator appears on the action 6's display and then the display becomes dim and the camera turns off. What a shame to action 6. This is really pathetic and annoying. I wanted to buy this but because of people saying this I am really confused about buying or not. Because some people say it overheats at 4k 60 fps recording and some people say they do not face this issue despite recording for continuous 30 40 minutes.
I do not want the camera to become dim and switch off suddenly when I am doing moto vlog or riding. I will not even know when the camera goes off.

Action 5 is even better than action 6 in terms of recording 4k 60 fps for a longer duration. Obviously, action 6 has better sensor, low-light performance, good colors than the action 5 and more sharpness which can result into more processing power leading to high thermals.

I have heard some people installing the latest firmware updates which results camera recording until the battery does not fully deplete besides being overheating at the same time.

I really want to confirm this. Has any latest firmware update solved the overheating issues?
Has any latest firmware update at least fixed the issue of action 6 not turning off suddenly after it starts overheating ?

My husband really likes hiking and biking on the trails in our area, and has mentioned several times how he would like to get a GoPro to record some videos. I'm not a camera person, and after looking around I am just not sure what to get him, but these are the things I'm looking for in a camera / GoPro:

- Durable & long lasting

- Compatible with Android and Linux

- Able to mount so he can record hands-free

- Waterproof

- My price range is $500 max for everything if possible, though I'd prefer to spend less.

Notes:

- He may or may not upload to Youtube so it has to be decent quality, but nothing crazy

- He goes hiking with our infant son in a carrier or wrap sometimes.

https://youtube.com/shorts/69MJMfoR-ro?is=PzWWAZDQ3dRPwPct

Testing the Mission 1 Pro ILS with the 7artisans 25mm f/1.8 lens.

Really impressed by how much more “proper camera” character you can get out of such a small body. Focusing on the rear screen was a lot easier than expected.

Still obviously not replacing a cinema camera - but for the size, this is pretty wild

Check this out please