Insta360 Guides in English

I'm a rider based in Japan. I film almost every ride with an Insta360 360 camera, and these pages are the English versions of what I've learned actually using them — on the bike, on trips, and in the edit.

Everything here is based on cameras I bought and use myself, with footage I shot. The rest of this site is in Japanese.

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Insta360 X6 Review: What I Learned Riding With It in Japan

The full review — real daylight and low-light comparisons against the X5, whether 8K50fps matters, and the parts that did not impress me.

Insta360 X6 vs X5: Which One Should You Actually Buy?

Both cameras on the same roads at the same times. Where the gap is obvious, where it disappears, and what the price difference really buys.

Insta360 X6: Who Should Buy It, and Who Should Skip It

Seven situations where people end up disappointed, and the riders and filmmakers the X6 genuinely suits.

Using it on a motorcycle

How to Mount an Insta360 X6 on a Motorcycle: 9 Real Setups

Nine real rigs I photographed at a rider meet-up in Japan — what each angle is for, and why the stable ones are stable.

Insta360 X6 Accessories You Actually Need for Motorcycle Filming

The accessory list in buying order: what stops you filming entirely, what makes footage look good, and what can wait.

Insta360 X6 Lens Protection: What Happens If You Scratch One

I dropped a camera on a trip and scratched a lens. What that costs you, and what stopped it ending the trip.

Before you buy

Which Insta360 X6 Bundle Should You Buy?

Standard Edition, Bike Kit or Essential Kit — the one question that decides it, and how to check whether a bundle is really cheaper for you.

Is the Insta360 X6 Good for Travel? What It’s Like on a Solo Trip

Travel samples shot in Japan — airports, night streets and a neighbourhood festival — and why low light is the real reason it works.

A note on links

These pages contain affiliate links to the official Insta360 store. If you buy through them I may earn a commission, at no extra cost to you. It doesn't change what I write — you'll find plenty of places on this site where I tell you to buy the cheaper camera.