Shenzhen-based Insta360 makes pretty darn good and affordable 360-degree cameras. Its latest Insta360 Evo is no different, but with a clever twist. Instead of being a just a 360-degree camera, the Evo ...

Folding smartphones may not be available yet — but folding cameras are. On Wednesday, March 13, Insta360 unveiled the EVO, a 180-degree 3D camera and 360 camera that allows users to switch between the ...

The best hybrid VR/360 video shooter you can buy right now. The Evo isn’t perfect, but it does offer the best blend of video quality, features and usability in a pocket VR camera. There are two types ...

Lenses: Dual F/2.2 Video Resolution: 5760 x 2880 30fps / 3840 x 1920 50fps / 3840 x 1920 30fps /3008 x 1504 100fps Photo Resolution: 6080 x 3040 (18 MP) Stabilization: Software / 6 Axis Gyroscopic ...

Insta360 had a solid 360 camera on their hands with the Insta360 ONE X the company launched late last year. Now, the company’s taking that concept one step further, introducing the new Insta360 EVO ...

Here’s a confession: I think the brouhaha surrounding virtual reality—be it VR headsets, VR movies and VR cameras—are mostly just hype. The reality is VR headsets are generally annoying and cumbersome ...

The idea behind the Evo’s design is a simple, but unique one. 3D cameras and 360° cameras have one thing in common… the presence of at least two lenses. Where those lenses face in relation with each ...

Following the powerful One X 360 camera (and some fun updates), Insta360 is now back with a rather eccentric device that aims to make better use of your VR headsets. The new Insta360 Evo is a ...

Insta360 has this week launched a new folding camera in the form of the Insta360 EVO, capable of capturing both 360° imagery and 3D video. Watch the demonstration videos below to learn more about the ...

Insta360 brought a new entry to its lineup today with the EVO, a folding camera that can capture either 180-degree 3D video when unfolded or 360-degree video when folded. Both modes are able to ...

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