We're not convinced that 360-degree video shooting makes sense for people watching content on their phones, but the latest update for the Insta360 One camera has us giving it another chance. Their new stabilization algorithm is impressive, and subject tracking in the app makes this a viable alternative to a mechanical gimbal.
Shot by Gunther Kirsch edited by Norman Chan
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Improving 360 Video with Stabilization and Tracking ─ Tested
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