The Insta shoots 5.7k and crops in massively. The GoPro will shoot good quality, hi-res 4k footage вЂ“ simple. Go wild and your edit could be burning up Instagram in no time!ДЇor many of us, this is the only category that matters. The Insta lets you keep your shots moving, creating pans and tilts and all sorts, with some hyper-lapse and crazy transitions thrown in. There are loads of options with the Insta and I really enjoy seeing what people come up with using cameras like these. Again, the Insta is ideal for straight-to-social videos. The Insta footage, however, has to be edited on your phone before it can be dropped into your edit. The GoPro workflow is a simple process вЂ“ shoot, offload and edit. If you want to shoot straight for social media and have lots of cool creative choices in post, then go with the Insta. If you want to put together a super portable, lightweight vlogging set-up, with great picture quality and some decent audio options, then the GoPro is for you.

Across JevenвЂ™s categories these come out as a tie, but his summary is interesting and should make purchasing decisions a good bit easier.

In this video, Jeven Dovey looks at these 2 cameras over 10 categories to decide a winner. The GoPro 360, for example, was a nightmare to ingest and edit. Having tried a few 360вЂ™s, the Insta360 One X (Insta for short) may be the first 360 cam I have found practically usable, particularly on the workflow side. But which one is better?ДЄction and 360 cameras have come a long way. Both are powerful, feature-rich and capable of adding something special to your films. The GoPro HERO7 and Insta360 One X are two of the coolest little cameras on the market.

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