Exploring Ruins with an Insta360.

In this video I take the Insta360 ONE RS 1-INCH 360 EDITION into the woods to explore the ruins of an old factory. This is an excellent example of a range of footage in sunlight, in mixed sun and dark shade and full shade.
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OTHER STUFF USED IN THIS VIDEO
Rode Wireless Go II
Rode VideoMic NTG

[@mcresearch]

What an incredible camera - great shots - it's like being there.

[@AndrewVanBeekOttawa]

It’s the most fun I have had with any video camera. It takes awhile to get to know what works but the more you use it, the better it gets.

[@ArcticExploring]

I am really amazed how good the quality is on that camera.
Nice exploring those old ruins, you did a good edit on this video.

[@AndrewVanBeekOttawa]

I was surprised too. It’s not ideal on a bumpy bike and you have to be sure to get the exposure right, and finally you have to upload at very high quality to reduce the CZcams compression effects, but it’s so usable with other cameras.

[@alexgoriatchenkov]

Hello Andrew. Nice video with 360 cam again. When I doing edit in APP (in iPad) ,
I'm trying to use "Linear" mode in reframing edit to keep more natural/strait looking for trees, any subject...but like your stile a lot too.
Thank you for uploading and sharing your experience.

[@AndrewVanBeekOttawa]

It’s a choice of having curved lines or everything very stretched on the edges. I use both but prefer the curve for most stuff.

[@paultsworld]

Very note interesting. How far away from you are you holding the camera in this video?

[@AndrewVanBeekOttawa]

Hi, I’m just using the included selfie stick that came with the kit so no more than 3 feet at any point.

[@paultsworld]

@@AndrewVanBeekOttawa That distance works well.