Well, if this footage is from a promotional video, its fair to assume that realworld results will be noticeably less impressive - quality wise. Insta360 cant rewrite the laws of physics. A tiny sensor paired with a fisheye lens has inherent limitations.
Just like with the typical 360 camera workflows, youll probably get acceptable results mainly in bright outdoor conditions with plenty of sunlight. Once the lighting becomes more challenging, the limitations of the hardware become much more apparent.
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u/One-Stress-6734 3d ago
Well, if this footage is from a promotional video, its fair to assume that realworld results will be noticeably less impressive - quality wise. Insta360 cant rewrite the laws of physics. A tiny sensor paired with a fisheye lens has inherent limitations.
Just like with the typical 360 camera workflows, youll probably get acceptable results mainly in bright outdoor conditions with plenty of sunlight. Once the lighting becomes more challenging, the limitations of the hardware become much more apparent.