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Insta360 Deep Track Feature Creates "Droneless Drone" Effects

Insta360 Deep Track Feature Creates "Droneless Drone" Effects

Original source: Ride-Along Sessions with Cookie!


This video from Ride-Along Sessions with Cookie! covered a lot of ground. 3 segments stood out as worth your time. Everything below links directly to the timestamp in the original video.

Discover how advanced AI in action cameras can transform casual ski footage into cinematic tracking shots, all without requiring a drone.


Insta360 Deep Track Feature Creates "Droneless Drone" Effects

Insta360 cameras leverage an AI-powered "Deep Track" feature that automatically follows a designated subject, such as a skier or snowboarder, keeping them centered in the frame. This capability, accessible through mobile or desktop editing studios, allows users to achieve dynamic, drone-like footage by simply extending the camera on a selfie stick attached to a ski pole, eliminating the need for complex manual tracking or an actual drone.

"Simply hit deep track and let all the magic of AI do its work."

▶ Watch this segment — 7:12


Insta360 Ski Pole Mount Offers Versatile Filming Angles

Utilizing an Insta360 camera on a ski pole mount enables a wide array of shooting angles, from classic "look at me" shots and immersive "magic drone" perspectives to forward-facing views for documenting normal skiing. The camera's 8K, 30 frames per second capability ensures high-quality footage, with a key editing tip focusing on maintaining a level horizon to avoid the "fisheye bubbly look" during post-production.

"My goal when I'm editing this stuff is to make the horizon as level as I can so I don't get that sort of fisheye bubbly look."

▶ Watch this segment — 3:07


Insta360 Introduces X4 Air as Accessible 360 Camera Option

Insta360 has released the X4 Air camera, positioning it as a more affordable, lighter, and slightly smaller alternative to its flagship X5 model for the upcoming winter season. While offering slightly lower quality, its performance remains comparable for most users, making it an ideal entry point for individuals new to 360-degree camera technology and seeking a cost-effective option.

"If you're not sure which camera to get and you're new to the 360 world, the X4 Air is probably the way to go."

▶ Watch this segment — 2:29


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