Yesterday, the well-known camera company Insta360 unveiled Insta360 Flow, a smartphone stabilizer with 3-axis gimbal stabilization and AI tracking for content producers. It is marketed as an all-in-one smartphone content creation equipment that includes a selfie stick, tripod, and cold shoe integrated right into it.
The Insta360 Flow employs Insta360’s Deep Track 3.0 to follow subjects in real-time and automatically frame images for producers. It also boasts mechanical stabilization for shake-free shots. In this article, we’re going to take a deeper look into Deep Trrack 3.0 and other specs of the new Insta360 Flow. To learn more about its price, you can scroll down below.
Insta360 Flow specs
Insta360 Flow comes with many interesting and impressive features, but the most amount of attention is grabbed by the abilities of Deep Track 3.0. Human Re-Identification in Deep Track 3.0 enables the Insta360 Flow to keep following the same subject throughout the recording even if they are hidden from view, and All-Angle Tracking enables tracking even when the subject’s shape changes.
By zooming out or continuing to follow the subject’s motion as it moves outside of the frame, Tracking Recovery, on the other hand, keeps track of the subject. Moreover, there is a Live Mode for tracking during live video conversations or streaming. Apps like FaceTime, Instagram, and TikTok are supported.
Gesture Control is another feature of the Insta360 Flow that enables designers to start hands-free tracking without having to direct the camera or click a button.
Speaking of, the built-in tripod for the Insta360 Flow has an enlarged diameter of 187.6mm and a maximum extension length of 80mm (3.14″). (7.38″). Yet its selfie stick’s rod reaches a maximum length of 215mm (8.46″). Moreover, a built-in cold shoe allows you to attach a microphone for improved audio.
With its one-step rapid deploy mechanism, the Flow, according to Insta360, unfolds in a single move. You can attach your smartphone to it using the magnetic phone clip that is included in the packaging.
The all-in-one tool also has a SmartWheel with a sleek design that artists can use to swiftly access the various Flow capabilities. You may switch between the SmartWheel’s four primary modes with a swipe: Auto, Follow, Pan Follow, and FPV.
The camera firm claims that the Auto mode, exclusive to the Insta360 Flow, is ideal for beginners since it automatically adjusts the gimbal settings based on the user’s motions for “guaranteed shake-free photos.” On the other side, the FPV mode is designed for daring designers and allows you to rotate your smartphone to mimic FPV drone-like actions, including a barrel roll.
Panorama, TimeShift, Motion Timelapse, and Dolly Zoom are additional shooting options. For fans of basketball, there is also a Hoop Mode. It tracks the basketball and hoop using artificial intelligence to detect when a basket is made, then stores the highlights as separate clips for simple editing into a reel.
Insta360 Flow users can edit their movies using the AI-powered shooting and editing features in the Insta360 app. Also, they can use Shot Genie’s advice for shooting strategies based on the environment. For that, there are more than 80 templates accessible. Moreover, FlashCut enables developers to edit video clips, add music, and create smooth transitions and effects.
A 2,900 mAh battery inside the Insta360 Flow is said to last 12 hours at 25°C room temperature when the gimbal is in its optimal balance and the device is set down on a flat surface. It requires two hours to fully charge and can draw up to 10W of power from a USB-C connector. Keep in mind that you can also use this feature as a power bank.
Phones that measure 6.9 to 10mm thick, 64 to 84 mm wide, and weigh 130 to 300g are all compatible with the Flow. It is compatible with both Android and iOS devices and features Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity. The list of compatible devices is available on the Insta360 website.
Insta360 Flow price
The Insta360 Flow is available in the US, Europe, and Japan later today through Insta360’s official website and Amazon. It comes in the colors Stone Gray and Summit White. The retail bundle, which costs $159.99, also comes with a Type-C to Type-A charging connection, a protective case, and a magnetic phone clamp.
A Creation Kit is also available, costing $209.99, and it comes with Spotlight, a Type-C to Type-C connection, and a Type-C to Lightning cable as extra accessories.
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