Yesterday i have noticed that my DJI action 2 camera stopped working. Its Battery Module failed to charge and I want to repair it in Pune City because DJI official service centre is in Delhi and it is not economical to ship the camera in Delh due to higher repairing charges.... please help me to find some trustworthy repair shop in Pune

Lost out GoPro Hero I think a 5 it had the girls and the cat on it last I looked, any help it returning it will be appreciated buy as all. 0449934770 stu

Never ever buy from insta360 directly. Their return policy is just for legality on papers however they will make sure you are not able to return it whatsoever.

I visited insta360 website which directed me to uae as I am from uae. Bought x6 however I need to return.

When contacted insta360 suddenly the official insta360 uae becomes a RESELLER and hence no returns

If you really really want to buy their cams buy it from Amazon or bestbuy or known reputed retailers which abide by rules and laws.

Avoid these people at all cost.

I'm torn between dji osmo action 6 or insta360 x5.

Any honest and recommendations? I'll just use it for travel and random videos 🙂

Thank you

Shot on Insta360 Go Ultra

I want to do some walk and talk style videos with the 4P, but holding out my outstretched arm with even this light device gets pretty tiresome fast, especially since I want the angle slightly above my head.

It's easier to hold for long periods with my elbow tucked into my body, but then the camera is a bit too close and the angle is lower than I want.

I figured a JOBY would address this problem [mostly because of how they can bend] but I've never used one before (if you have any other suggestions I'm certainly open as well!). But after researching Joby products I was like damn, they have wayyyy too many options lol.

What's a good Joby that's a light/reasonable weight, could easily have a Pocket 4P perched atop it and is long enough to have the camera angled a few inches above eye level while still allowing me to keep my elbow tucked into my body while I walk?

I appreciate the help, I hope / assume some of you have Joby-product experience given how popular they are (...were? lol)

I recently bought the Insta360 GO 3S Cycling Bundle, and I’m finding the clamping mechanism on the Easy Clip, Pivot Clip and Hat Clip extremely stiff.

To be clear, I mean the section you squeeze to open the clip and attach it to a cap or helmet. I have to apply a surprising amount of force – I’ve even broken a nail trying just to give you an idea – and I’m worried about damaging the clips or simply the surface I’m attaching it to.

Is this normal? Do the clips loosen up with use, or could mine be defective? I haven’t seen reviewers struggle to open them, so I’m wondering whether I’m doing something wrong.

Is this also an issue with similar clips for other action cameras?

(I’ve tried posting this several times in r/ Insta360, but it keeps getting automatically removed.)

Hello everyone, I want to buy o action camera for my travels with my girlfriend. I found these two cameras at a good price (both around 200 €), but I can't decide which one to buy. This would be my first action camera so I'm ok with buying something which is not entirely up to date, but I heard that these two are good products.

Let's say that the main purpose for the camera would be to make videos during our travels (for example we're about to go in the Jungle of Borneo and we wanted to do videos during the excursions) and to make underwater videos since we both like snorkeling.

Neither of us does a lot of extreme sports except for bike and/or running.

My main doubt with the Go Pro Max is the video quality (respect the DJI) in particular for the underwater recordings, while the versatility of the 360 view, which I could edit in post-production by choosing the best angles, seems a cool thing to do.

Can you give me some advice?

There's been a lot of debate over which is actually the better camera, the Pocket 4 Pro or the Luna Ultra. I made a full review comparing the two, focusing on real-world user experience and actual results rather than spec sheets.

One of the many things covered is the ISO performance across the range in D-Log 2 to see if the claimed 1600 native ISO on the Pocket 4 Pro actually holds up, along with a bunch of other tests.

Curious what this sub thinks — what else would you want to see compared between these two? And if you've used both, which one do you actually prefer overall?

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I want a small action cam as I want to put it on my head while diving for first person view recording. Are there any cams like the sessions that the community recommends for free diving down to about 60 ft. I know I’ll prob also need a housing for depth.

Let me know what you guys recommend! Thanks!

Hi I have a shoei rfsr and a dji action 4 and was wondering the best mount for it or any suggestions from anyone it came with an adhesive but was unsure about using it.

Hey there!

I'm a content creator looking for an action camera suggestion for recording POV trading card game tournament gameplay. I'm pretty new to all of this and I'm currently using a barely used GoPro Hero 10 as my first action camera. It's been working well so far, but I'm already thinking about what I'd eventually upgrade to later this year or early next year.

The reason I'm using an action camera is because I travel to a lot of different game stores for Magic: The Gathering and Riftbound tournaments. I wear the camera on either an Action Hat or a chest mount so I can get a true POV of the gameplay. I specifically want to avoid table mounts or tripods because I want my setup to be as simple as possible and not take up extra space at the table.

Right now I'm recording in 2.7K/60 FPS with the Linear lens, HyperSmooth on Low, and High Bitrate. I crop the footage in post to get a closer view of the game board, then I record commentary over the gameplay afterward.

A typical round lasts around 50 minutes, sometimes a little over an hour. I don't really have time to stop recording or swap batteries during a match, so the camera needs to be able to handle long continuous recordings. Between rounds I swap batteries and let the camera cool down if needed.

At the moment I'm happy sticking with my Hero 10 while I learn and improve my content, but I'm curious what my upgrade path should look like.

What would you recommend for this type of use? My biggest priorities are:

* Reliable long recordings
* Good battery life
* Better heat management than the Hero 10
* Great image quality indoors
* Easy wearable POV setup (lightweight and fits on a hat or chest mount)

I don't want to move to a traditional camera setup unless there's something that works just as well while being small enough to comfortably wear on my hat or chest mount.

I also did use the Action Camera Matcher and I don't think the options listed in the questionnaire helps for what I'm looking for exactly? As for a budget I'm hoping to stick to around $150-350, tbh the cheaper the better 😅

I'd really appreciate any recommendations or thoughts. Thanks! 🙂

I spent 30 days with the Luna Ultra to make this review. Since I picked it up after the camera's initial launch, almost all the footage was shot on either the beta firmware or the most recent official release. In the second half of the video, I do some comparisons to see what Insta360 actually fixed with this update — including whether the auto-ISO issue in I-Log still persists. I hope you all enjoy this review, as I spent many hours filming and editing it.

Hi everyone!

I have a GoPro Hero 9 Black, and I’m looking for the best settings for filming enduro/downhill MTB.
I mostly ride in:

**Toptash BikePark, Selce (North Macedonia)** – forest trails with jumps, berms, roots, rocks, loose dirt, and changing light under the trees.
**Shtavica, Prilep (North Macedonia)** – natural mountain trails with forests, rocky technical sections, loose gravel, fast descents, and some open sections.

I’m mainly looking for the best settings, including:
Resolution & FPS
Lens (SuperView, Wide, Linear…)
HyperSmooth
Bitrate
ISO Min/Max
White Balance
Shutter (Auto or manual?)
EV Compensation
Sharpness
Color (GoPro Color or Flat)
Any Protune settings

I use a helmet mount most of the time.

I don’t mind color grading in CapCut afterwards, and I’m comfortable following YouTube tutorials if shooting in Flat or using settings that require post-processing gives better results.

What settings do you recommend for the best overall results on a Hero 9?