Insta360 Ace Pro - Low Light Video Settings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
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In this video we overview the best settings for the Insta360 Ace Pro action camera, and how to get the best results in low light shooting environments. The Ace Pro contains an 8K sensor that can be binned down to 4K allowing for much less noise in the final footage.
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CHAPTERS
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00:00 - Intro and disclaimers
01:44 - General settings
05:16 - Quick settings
12:52 - Video modes and binning
14:48 - Resolution
17:11 - Frame rate
22:27 - Zoom
25:19 - De-warp
26:06 - Pro Settings
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Thank you! Great review
My pleasure!
Your explanations are very helpful for me. Thank you very much
Glad that you found them helpful!
Fabulous information of how to make a perfect setting for Insta360 Ace Pro you provided, thanks for your FYI! I'm 70's and a newbie in photography, to spend my rest time to learn how to take a perfect videos and photos. Good to hear from you again in other tutorial.
You're very welcome!
I have had the Ace Pro for a couple of months here in the PHILIPPINES and appreciate the tutorial review.
You're welcome!
really well spoken and presented, easy to understand, thankyou, i was brought up with film so getting easy to understand intruction is great, i am in my 60s and i loved your tutoiral.
You're very welcome!
Thank you. Good Tempo to follow
Thanks for watching!
I specially like your custom settings for low light and the rest. Good job mate.
Glad you like them!
Muito bom! Muito didático!👍
Thank you. What about the settings for low light photo with the ace pro?
thanks for the review bro, i like how honest you are ! pure video mode looks like crap to me. mine should arrive on monday, i will have to return it, the other reviewers here are so dishonest
Glad I could help!
I bought one😊
Woohoo!
Very informative, just subscribed! One question - for all normal video taking situation (good light and low light conditions) and also as a convenience, shouldn't I just use "pure video" mode most of the time? Thanks :)
Great Question!- While it probably wouldn't hurt if you did that, you also wouldn't be maximizing all the features that it has to offer. So if I were you, I would just play around and experiment with all the settings until you figure out what works best for you!
Great video - when I film driving at night with my ace pro the street lights have lights sabers shooting out of them. It almost fills the whole camera screen - thoughts on what to adjust to not have that happen?
Shooting in 4k/30 - pure video, auto
Thanks
Hmmm. That's not something that I experienced. It sounds like the sensor is handling the lights incorrectly. Here's what I would try.
1. Ensure you have the newest firmware
2. Ensure you are using Pure Video mode
3. Maybe try dialing back the EV compensation to -0.5 or -1.0
4. Ensure your lens is clean with no dust or smudges
5. If that all fails, I would reach out to Insta360 and ask them.
Thanks for the review. I got the GoPro Hero 12 creator package a few days ago. I also like the richer image from the GoPro during daytime better than Ace Pro. I'm currently debating whether I should return it to get the Action 4 or Ace Pro instead. However, I'm concerned that the Ace pro is having a focusing problem based on some YT reviewers. I just can't put up with Gopro's trashy image quality in low light situation considering I'll be doing in car talk and install videos. Additionally, it takes an eternity for gopro to recharge.
Great question! Honestly a good phone would do better than either camera if you're not putting the camera into situations where it will get damaged. The focus issue with the Ace Pro is only with close-focus. Anything closer than about 2.5 feet will be a bit soft. The GoPro doesn't have that issue.
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Thank u for your helpful video. I do have a question. I want to use the camera for mountain biking and off-roading. My speed will not exceed 20mph. If I do not care about slow motion, am I better off at 30 fps or 60fps in the normal video mode?
Glad you found it helpful! It probably wouldn't hurt to set it at 60fps just in case you want to slow the footage down in the future!
Thanks for video but is it possibly to make colors more vivid ?
Thanks for watching! and there is an option to change the picture profile from 'standard' to 'vivid'!
FYI - The video sharpness setting is no longer in Image Settings under general settings...it is located in the Pro Settings when you swipe from the right. I think it got moved during the latest firmware update.
Thank you for bringing that to our attention!
Off topic? Can I use the FALCAM F22 Quick Release Kit for Insta360 that I use with my Insta 360 X3?
I have no idea. Sorry!
I PRESSED UP THE 👍after 25' some sec.
Haha great!
The only thing you didnt touch base on is the Micro SD card capacity. I know this opens up a whole can of worms but should I be getting into the 1TB size cards? Do I need a special or better write speed fo the 8K ?
I'd stick to 128GB or 256GB cards personally. And yes, I would buy a nice fast micro-SD card from SanDisk and you should be all set!
26:20 manual settings absolutely destroy auto settings on all action camera's including the Ace Pro. Sad they took away manual settings in Pure video mode, that was GAME changer.
Hello i have a question. I am totally new to the action camera world. I just bought the Ace Pro. My question is when I'm indoors and i record a video selfie my skin tone looks somewhat reddish. How do I correct that so that my camera will record with normal colors kinda like my phone
Hi, thanks for watching! As for your question, try manually adjusting your white balance for your indoor scene and go from there!
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In auto settings the camera don't use to higher iso?
It will, but a high ISO is necessary in many cases to prevent taking video that is too dark.
I love this camera but since the firmware update it seems to of lost some functionality. Like choose what primary settings you want. Also in Timelapse there’s only 4k not 1080p or 2.7k 30:07. I’m pretty sure it’s had more functionality before I updated the firmware. I’m hoping next firmware has more features.
Weird! Sometimes they do that. Insta360 will remove some functionality to make sure it's optimized, then bring it back in a future update.
The latest firmware v1.0.35 does not have sharpening in Image Setting now. ??? Only Anti-Flicker, Video Encoding, and Bitrate. What happened to Sharpening???
Yeah, that setting is now handled on a per-mode basis, not globally.
My Ace Pro doesn't have image sharpness to adjust.
It still does! it's just in the Pro Settings space when you swipe right.
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Thought this was about low light settings. 6 minutes into this video and I cant stand it anymore
It is low light settings. Not such how you can set a camera up for low light without knowing all of the settings. There are too many variables for a “set and forget” approach.
This camera is completely useless I have it