Back to Support

 

 

Guide to Recording and Exporting 360° Videos with Insta360

1. Setting up the Insta360 camera

  • Make sure the battery is fully charged and that the memory card has enough free space.
  • Before you start recording, set the mode to “360 Video”, the resolution to 5.7K, and the frame rate to 30fps.
  • Enable stabilization mode if necessary (it is usually on by default). IMPORTANT: Clean the lenses to avoid spots or unwanted glare using a microfiber cloth or the kind of cloth used for cleaning glasses.

 

 

 

 

2. Recording 360° Video

  • Hold the camera with a selfie stick or place it on a tripod to minimize sudden movements.
  • Keep the camera at the desired height and in a stable position. If you’re recording while moving, walk smoothly to avoid excessive vibrations.
  • Avoid placing objects too close to the lens to reduce distortion. Maintain a minimum distance of 1 meter from the subject or action you want to film.

 

 

 

 

3. Transferring files to the computer

  • Remove the microSD card and use a card reader to connect it to your computer.
  • Copy the files to your hard drive or to a folder in Google Drive.

 

 

 

 

4. Editing and exporting with Insta360 Studio

Importing Files:

  • Open Insta360 Studio and import the files from the folder where you saved them, or directly from the microSD card.
  • The software will automatically detect the 360° files.

 

Basic Adjustments:

  • Select the “Media” option (do not select “Project”) and edit the video duration, apply Color Plus (between 30-50% depending on the video), adjust brightness, contrast, etc.
  • There is no single correct setting as it depends on the video, but generally, the parameters shouldn’t be changed too much.

Exporting:

  • Click the “Export” button and choose the same options as shown in the image below.
  • Click the “Export” button and choose the same options as shown in the image below.

 

 

 

 

 

5. Using the 360° Video with the Broomx Projector

  • Once the 360° video is exported in MP4 format, copy it to a USB drive and connect it to the NUC of the projector.
  • Final Tip: Always review the video on the Broomx projector before considering it finished, to check for any export or format issues. 
  • Video Tutorials to Learn More About Recording and Editing Videos with Insta360:

 

Getting Started Guide

Editing Standard and 360° Videos

Privacy Policy

We care about your data, and we’d use cookies only to improve your experience..

For more information you could visit our privacy and cookies page.
Accept