Insta360 X4 8K Camera is the Best for Driving Tour Videos!

In this video I feature a driving tour of Valdese, NC to show how with 1 camera you can shoot and edit a great driving tour. The Insta360 X4 was on the roof of my Jetta, suction-mounted about 16 inches above the roof. I was able to continually reframe the video using the free Insta360 Studio software package. Let me know what you think.

[@smokingtarheel3003]

That is so cool Tony. Very impressive.

[@kayrhoney543]

Morning Tony watching Wed morning

[@robertclarkguitar]

Looks great man!! I wonder if it will do 60fps looks like 24 to 30.

[@Ozpeter]

That's a neat idea! And it really works. Can I ask what sharpness setting you used in the camera? I trying to work out what gives the best results with this particular camera. Thanks!

[@ccjmusic]

This is really cool Tony! It works great for this type of video. Can I make one suggestion? If you take the time to capture a still image and insert that and fade it in and out it would reduce the sudden camera pans. Or better still render out 4 versions of the video forward, back, left and right and then fade between them it would make the end result look really professional. I know you are only testing at the moment so you haven't figured out your best workflow yet. It definitely has the potential to really give you great results.

[@Ozpeter]

Instant cuts from one angle to another are available in the Insta360 Studio app on the PC, very easy to do, no need for anything complicated.

[@ccjmusic]

@@Ozpeter that would be cool too Peter. I was thinking of fades between originally, but jump cuts would work too.

[@walkertexasranger1996]

Hi Tony is that gospel radio station still up there on the hill pretty close to the cemetery ? My church had a 30 minute gospel program every Sunday back in the 80s

[@alarconblog]

It looks choppy