Insta360 X3 Action Camera w/ 5.7K 360° Video & FlowState Stabilization

For the fastest transfers, connect the X3 to a 5 GHz Wi-Fi network and use the Insta360 app, which supports wireless transfers for both iOS and Android. You can also connect the camera directly to a computer via USB Type-C to access the files like a storage drive. Note that wired live preview is only supported on Android devices. For optimal speed, ensure your mobile device is on the same 5 GHz network as the camera during wireless transfers.

Mount the camera on any Insta360 selfie stick or compatible monopod. Record your 360° video as normal. In the Insta360 app (or desktop Studio software), use the reframing tools to select your desired angle. The software's AI will automatically erase the stick from the final framed video, creating a floating, drone-like third-person perspective. The effect works best with consistent lighting and by keeping the stick within the seam line of the two lenses.

Yes, the Insta360 X3 supports live streaming to platforms like YouTube and Facebook via the Insta360 app. You need to connect the camera to your phone via Wi-Fi. Within the app, select the 'Live Stream' mode, choose your platform and stream settings, and then reframe your 360° view in real-time before going live. The stream will output as a standard, reframed 2D video. Ensure you have a strong and stable Wi-Fi connection for the best streaming quality.

The X3 uses an integrated rechargeable battery charged via the USB Type-C port with a 5V/3A adapter (included). A full charge takes approximately 90 minutes. Under typical 5.7K@30fps recording conditions with standard settings, the battery provides about 81 minutes of runtime. Using features like Active HDR, higher frame rates, or constant Wi-Fi connectivity will reduce this duration. For extended shoots, consider using an external USB power bank with PD support.

Access the camera's settings via the touchscreen or connected phone app. Navigate to the video settings and select 'Color Profile'. Choose 'LOG' from the options (Vivid, Standard, LOG). Shooting in LOG provides a flat, low-contrast image that preserves maximum dynamic range in highlights and shadows, giving you greater flexibility for color correction and grading in post-production software like Adobe Premiere Pro or DaVinci Resolve. Remember to expose correctly, as LOG footage can appear washed out before grading.