I brought Insta360 Ace Pro to 70 meters underwater!
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- čas přidán 27. 01. 2024
- #AcePro #insta360 #underwater Tested something no one did before, took Ace Pro camera to 70 meters depth. Housing resisted this depth and looked promising for greater depths.
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This is something really promising as technology, i mean this pure video, color restoring shows good resaults, the only thing that annoys is this color glitching from greenish to bluish, but overall camera looks amazing :) Great boost for industry. Thanks for a review
Yeah, a bit annoying, but conditions are challenging right now:)
only a matter of time before that gets fixed
I just purchased the Ace Pro and looking forward to diving with it! I subscribed to your channel and hope you share underwater shooting tips in future videos! 👌
Hey! Have fun! On my opinion it’s a good camera. And thank you for subscribing!
good video !!! thank you very much , congratulations :)
Thank you, appreciate! You congratulate me because camera is still alive?:))) was a bit worried:))
@@MartinSlisans ahahah :) great.. It's a very good test over 60 meters... Perfect bye :)
10:53 im a star now! PS: the quality is unreally cool - even better that it was in a reality
Haha, that’s true. Visibility at the moment is the worst I’ve seen for a long time.
Looks really good thanks for that. Pure option flashes a bit I think it is really suited for very dark or night videos.
You’re right, it’s solving the problem for a luck of light but it’s too much for this mode on my shots.
very nice one
Thank you 😊
Personally, I feel that the post-editing my X3 is super tedious too. But I am not yet ready to go back to point and shoot with something like this AcePro, nor do I envision carrying both cameras around.
To this end, I am glad you continue to test and experiment with Insta products. I will keep looking out for future videos. Thanks!
In 2021 I was uploading every single day, and it was possible because was filming with a simple action camera (GoPro 8). Then I got X2 and started struggling with daily uploads, because instead of 4 hours of editing it took a couple of hours more, but the footage was amazing compared to one I was dealing with before. With X3 and Ace Pro is the same principle. They are completely different cameras. It’s like filming an episode with one camera or camera and adding drone shots to it:) X3 gives a chance to be very creative in post-production, for Ace Pro there should be some plan or idea for editing :)) I just thinking from my perspective:)
Thank you for your motivation to keep going!
How i wish i have the courage to dive underwater that deep😊nice vlog thou and content
Hey. Thank you! Courage comes with the time and experience)) And most importantly there must be reason and skills to go that deep) In most dives it’s not necessary.
@@MartinSlisans yeah probably im going to have a try here in our beautiful island of the Philippines 😇 keep inspiring brother
You mentioned X3 but is the footage from it usable though in the dive case? I remember from your earlier videos it was super blurry except the very centre of the video in the X3 footage? Unless you have figured out the issue with it?
It's wide angle camera so edges gonna be blurry anyways. But because of wide angle visibility looks better than it is. The only way to fix blurry edges is to film 5.7K and then to zoom in during the editing, so edges are moved out of the frame.
hello, thanks for the video, i am eyeballing this camera for UV filming on the reef which gopro struggles with, was wondering during editing if you happen to see if the on board AI picked up schools of fish as noise and tried to "fix". I've seen one CZcams review that had it and its making me a tad hesitant, also curious did you have any overheating at 4k120? how long did it record for at that rate if i can ask. thanks
Hey. Thank you for good questions. No overheating whatever settings been used. Honestly I never tried to film 8K underwater simply I don’t see any reason to do it, but 4K 120fps works perfect for any length of recording time. Usually I never record longer than couple of minutes, because otherwise it’s complicated to find anything during the editing process. For the AI staff. I’ve been filming schools of fish and no problem at all, so most probably it was some unusual glitch.
Hi Martin, great video! I’m obsessed with ur torch light. May I know which model is it? Thanks in advance.😊
Hi🙂 That was Lairas video light and it’s X-Adventurer.
Hey. First, thanks for the video.
Could you please tell me which light model you are using from X-Adventurer? How many lumen, since it seems very bright for a video diving light.
Thanks in advance for your feedback.
@@quentinmorille683Just checked on it and it’s M-8000 video light. I guess it’s 8000 lumen.
Did you use the aqua color feature in the insta360 studio? Maybe you should fix the white balance manually and use the aqua color mode in post..?
This time I wanted to show what it films straight out of camera. Next time will try out those tools you mentioned. Thank for advice!
Hey, I'm planning a trip to Bali and would love to take pictures and videos while traveling there. I'd also (hopefully) take some shots in the water (snorkeling and less than 10m at first) but I'm kinda torn between the Ace Pro and the X3 as the 360 seems nice (not closed to other recos). Is there anything that you could advise?
Ace Pro is easier to edit, but X3 gives more flexibility and creativity. If I could buy one camera, I would buy an X3. But I like both of them, just the purpose is different.
Hi sir,
May I know what setting did you use for the camera? 4k or 1080 and fps?
Hi! 4K 120fps, it’s easier to edit then.
What setting do you use when diving? How many frames per second ?
Usually 4K 120fps. Since there is that AI I leave automatic settings.
I have been doing uw videography on our dive trips... using gopro9 with red filter. I was just able to purchase an Insta360 AcePro.. still looking fora casing. subscribing!
Great! Video is the best way to rewind memories 🙂 Ace Pro has diving case released already.
@@MartinSlisans but you dived it to 70m?? is it rated to that depth?
i sometimes dive technically up to 55m. my gopro has a housing for those depths. but acepro case can do that?
It’s rated for up to 60 meters as I found. I thought 50. There are special dive cases made out of metal for deep dive needs. This one can resist a way more as it’s rated but it doesn’t mean it will.
It’s rated for up to 60 meters as I found. I thought 50. There are special dive cases made out of metal for deep dive needs. This one can resist a way more as it’s rated but it doesn’t mean it will.
is the ace pro purevideo mode good for deep waters or when you go inside tunnels compared to other brands?
Purevideo is doing good as long there’s no light changes, then it’s glitching a lot. None camera can handle it in auto mode I guess, and purevideo is auto.
Great video, Thailand? I love the Ace Pro and bought it mainly for diving. I wish that close proximity focus was better but after 18 inches, this camera gives pretty stunning results. And yah, it literally color grades in real time which I find astonishing. As we know, color grading underwater is not for the faint at heart if you're not using a red filter.
Bali:) Was using red filters before but the materials it’s usually made from is a cheap plastic and affecting footage quality, so I stopped.
@@MartinSlisanssame here, when I had a gopro, i had one of those flip down housing filter gadgets, i lost an entire dive because of the red filter, never use them again after that.
wow.... what casing did you use? i thought the casing was up to 40m
Original Insta360 Ace Pro diving case. Pretty sure it can resist more than I did.
Did you use the stock housing?
Hi. Yes.
I wanted to know that pure video mode just have 4k 30fps. Is it enough for diving? I think if can be 60fps will be better :(
As long you’re not slow down video in post editing, then it’s no problem.
@@MartinSlisans And do you think that it's need to add the red filter without light over 10m ?
I either use light than red filter. Filters are made from plastic (I mean for action cameras) and ruins footage. Just mine opinion.
nice Amed view
Thanks for the view
I might get an Ace Pro or X3 for my next dive trip and leave my Sony camera at home.
Haha, with X3 there's more work to invest, but you're never miss a moment since it's filming all around. Remember moment with Mola Mola. I didn't see it since it was above me, but I got a footage from that moment because camera was filming anyways. With usual action camera it's impossible, but to edit it it's so easy and edges are not blurry:)) Dilemma haha
Aren't the edges blurry with X3? I'm ok with editing the footage.
@@siamosht It's a very good camera for underwater filming and blurry edges are not that critical and are visible only in low-light situations.
Ok, thanks. Hopefully X4 is on the way with these issues fixed and the same processing engine as Ace pro in it.
There was a moment when you entered through the restriction of a ship wreck but it seemed like someone captured that moment from behind as if there was another buddy with you but I suppose that's not true so how did you execute such a cinematic shot? Usually we often tend to enjoy the video from 1st person's view but this is something different...so would you like to elaborate in detail so that it may benefit me in the future.
Hi. Most probably it was filmed by my dive buddy. I gave him another Ace Pro camera. But you can get those third-person shots with Insta360 X3 camera in an invisible case because it removes the case and stick. Later today there will be a new video where I used this trick a lot.
@@MartinSlisans
Thank you so much for such a valuable input. I am from India so lots of love from India. Wish you all the best for the future dives. I have subscribed your channel.
70m on air 😳... I know, you know... but showing this to the kids?
Pretty sure I mentioned it was a rebreather dive. Also you can see partial pressure on the computer at 70 meter depth and it was 1.29🙂
@@MartinSlisans hmm, ok not sure if I get this right, so you dive with air diluent, you basically breathing off the 02 and keeping at 1.3, but then nitrogen will increase... over 82% or so, but at any case, isn't N2 narcosis an issue?
Good guestion🙂 Gas narcoses is an issue for any deep dive, and it doesn’t really matter which gas causing it ( CO2, N2 or O2). It’s more about personal tolerance to it and ability to solve problem by using other mixes to eliminate narcosis effect (helium or hydrogen). As we know max air Depth is 63 m (PO2 1.6). In my case I can eliminate PO2 by adding into loop less O2, to prevent O2 toxicity. Don’t know your background in this theme, and not sure it’s interesting to those who reading comments. If you have questions you can always send direct message.
@@mattvish2591I’m not sure why you’re “schooling” him about his dive. Obviously, he knows what he’s doing. Are we to the point in society where we feel the need to warn people of the dangers of being bad influencers to those incapable of making rational decisions on their own? If I decide to jump off a cliff and post it on CZcams, is it going to cause other people to follow my example and jump off a cliff? At some point, people have to use the brain that God gave them and make sound choices. If they are incapable of doing so, perhaps they would be better off not watching CZcams videos. I’m watching Martin’s video purely for his review on the Ace Pro. I couldn’t give a rat’s ass about how deep he goes and whether or not he’s being a good influence on those who might not be capable of rational thought.
hey @@bruceskousen5451, I'm not trying to 'school' Martin by any means. He's an experienced technical diver and instructor, and since this is also a diving channel, it seems reasonable to discuss diving-related topics. So, let me share my thoughts. I'm quite interested in deep air diving, but most agencies cap the 'recreational' depth at 40 meters and, in technical diving, at 30 meters. These limits are there for good reasons, though they might seem conservative.
However, diving to 70 meters on air, or even on a CCR, appears to be quite risky from what I understand. But exactly how risky is it? Is it on the level of free solo climbing, or is it more akin to base jumping without a backup parachute? Neither of which I would personally consider taking on.
Sing?
Sorry, didn’t get:)
You went to 70 meters with a single air tank and a snorkel PADI style... smells bs far away. 😂😂😂
Video consists of 2 dives actually. 70 meters dive was done by rebreather:) Check it again:)