Thank you so much for this review. Wonderfully explained! I just got my Ace Pro this week and I would love to know how you're enjoying it now that you've had it a few months!
Hi there. It took a very short time to get used to since I generally used my DSLR camera with a gimbal before getting the Ace pro. In summary, It's a lot more practical and easier to handle. 8K resolution is great but I always prefer to shoot at 4K120 FPS because I like having videos that can be slowed down. It does give me more flexibility than my DSLR overall. Hope this helps.
Tell me please: Which adapter should I choose to charge this insta360 Ace Pro camera? Should the output voltage be 5V and the output current 3A or less?
Here is some info from the Insta360 website: The official 9V/2A adapter is strongly recommended for the charging station. Because a 9V/2A output is strong enough for the charging station to achieve quick charge, and the official adapter can guarantee it. If the official adapter is lost, please use an adapter that has an output of 9V/2A.
Again, false information, thought you had this camera? Guess not, Ace Pro has both Horizontal Lock and Levelling, apparently from your reply, you don't even know what the difference is LOL. HLock is activated via slide down menu, HLevelling is a view mode next to the DeWarp icon. LOL as usual, a trolling clown 🤡
@ested Ace Pro has both lock and levelling, both accessed from the menu, AP can do 45 or 360 levelling or rotation lock on the camera, then you can pick your FOV and rotation degrees desired via the studio app, please don't listen to cameraflyer, he's a GP fanboy that trolls ace pro channels and spills negative comments about this camera ;)
@@MiyagisRant I’ve yet to see a video on how to actually set the camera’s parameters to be used with gyro flow ::: FOR AS U MUSY SHOOT IN ULTRA IN ORDER TO USE THAT FOOTAGE ON GYRO FLOW . The laugh is cool maybe a link to that video would have sufficed but I already got it sorted out . Thank you happy shooting
Hey, you're welcome. Thus far, that feature isn't available directly on the device. What I've done in the past was shoot 4K/120fps videos which makes it easier to get good snapshots because the high frame rate minimizes motion blur. Hope this helps.
