Delving into the camera interface, you're able to select what function you wish to use, whether it be still photos, video recording, live 360-video streaming, or even flat 360-degree filming which is definitely an interesting perspective if you wish to see yourself turned into a balloon head. It's relatively straightforward to use and even includes somewhat of its own integrated social network where you can view other users' uploaded photos. The app itself is easy enough to find on your phone's marketplace and installs without a hitch. Photos on the Insta360 Air are great for social media applications and for just messing around with your friends or sight seeing. Should you be trying to really capture the detail of where you're at, this would not be my first go to in that regard, but with its size and portability, it is easy to carry with you without worry of it taking up too much of a footprint in your bag. This unfortunately is the end result of me attempting to do the high range quality video streaming, even while connected to Wi-Fi. Otherwise, a small smudge on the lens will distort a huge portion of what is seen on the video. The lenses are in fact giant fisheye elements, though prone to fingerprints and dust, so make sure you keep the included cleaning rag or one similar nearby and handy. An indicator light at the top of the camera alerts you to the status of the camera, and outside of that, the predominant feature is the dual lenses as previously mentioned. Like mentioned above, the camera comes equipped with dual 210-degree lenses with apertures of f/2.4 for both lenses. For connection to the camera, the Insta360 Air has an exposed male connector for the appropriate device you plan on attaching it to, provided you order the correct one. Weighing in at less than an ounce, the camera is super compact, easily portable, and can fit anywhere you need it. I’ve had it in my back pocket in a pinch, but usually, I’ve had it stored in my backpack so that it was always handy. The Insta360 Air showing a green light through the indicator signifying a good connection and that the camera is active.
It comes with the camera, camera case/cover, lens cleaning rag (which you will need), USB cable adapter, warranty card, and instruction booklet.
When you receive the Insta360 Air it comes packaged in a white box that has everything you need to get started streaming your 360-degree videos. In addition, it can be used as a webcam with the included USB adapter. It featured built-in stabilization allowing for smooth operation. Utilizing real-time stitching, you’re able to stream the views from the camera live on most social media applications. With a max output of 3K resolution images, and 2K (3K on certain phone models) video. For lens elements, it has dual 210-degree lenses facing 180-degrees from each other.
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The camera is available for both Android (both Micro USB and USB Type-C) and Apple devices. What if you were able to completely immerse your viewers in the environment you're streaming? InstaAir 360 is one such a camera and I was given the opportunity to work with it. It’s a fantastic tool for marketing or just showing how much fun you’re having on a fun new adventure. Live streaming on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook is nothing new in the age of social media.
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