Insta360 Flow is Insta360’s first lightweight, adaptable smartphone gimbal. The gimbal is AI-powered, and the device’s built-in stabilization works in tandem with its AI architecture. It is the company’s groundbreaking foray into the action-camera market.
The Flow has its own AI to improve the accessory’s built-in stability and give it a third-generation Deep Tracking mode. Let’s discuss Insta360 Flow’s details and probable price in Nepal.
Body Design
A lightweight gimbal, the Insta360 Flow weighs about 369 grams. It fastens using a magnetic clasp and can contain a payload of up to 300 grams. The magnetic clamp weighs 32 grams, but the gimbal weighs 369 grams. Its capacity to function as both a selfie stick and a tripod, extending the length by up to 88m, is an intriguing feature.
There is also a tripod mount on top for connecting it to other camera accessories. And it comes in Stone Grey and Summer White color options for purchasing.
DeepTrack
Going on, the gimbal includes a “Deeptrack” AI mode. Users must use the built-in Insta360 app for this. It can also be turned on by tapping the rear trigger button, enabling automatic tracking of the target. Users can also draw on the screen at a certain object to keep it being monitered.
It accommodates gesture signals. Users can start hands-free tracking without having to position the camera or push a button and use it as an independent tripod. The same goes for zoom tracking and slow motion.
The “Shot Genie” feature on the gimbal also helps users capture the most attractive scenes by offering more than 80 example settings. Some of the shooting options are Panoramas, time-lapses, and dolly zooms. The Insta360 app allows users to modify the footage while on the go.
Stabilization & Control
The Insta360 Flow ha a 3-axis stabilizer for handheld stabilization with pan, tilt, and roll axes is infused under it’s body. The company calls this feature 1-Step Fast Deploy, because it allows the gimbal to power on, auto-stabilize, and become ready for use with just one unfolding motion. Similar to that, it can switch off automatically with a single fold.
Speaking of controls, the gimbal contains a rotund smart wheel that doubles as a capacitive touch screen. By rotating the smart wheel, users can switch between the stabilization modes (Auto, Follow, Pan Follow, and FPV). A separate wheel that can zoom in and out is on the outer edge. The phone can be manually moved using the analog stick in the middle of the wheel.
Also Read: The new Insta360 GO 2 now available in the Nepali market
Insta360 Flow Gimbal Specifications:
- Dimensions:
- Unfolded: 73.6×269.4×69.9mm
- Folded: 79.6×162.1x36mm
- Weight: 369gm (gimbal) / 32gm (magnetic phone clamp)
- Extension Rod: 8.5-inch (215mm)
- Phone Compatibility:
- Weight: 130-300 gm
- Thickness: 6.9-10mm
- Width: 64-84mm
- Mechanical Range:
- Pan: -230° to 100°
- Roll: -150° to 180°
- Tilt: -100° to 82°
- Max Control Speed: 120º/s
- Battery: 2900mAh (12 hours operating time, ideally)
- Charging time: 2hrs (with 10W charger)
- Charging port: USB Type-C
- Connectivity: Bluetooth 5.0 (BLE)
- Companion app: Insta360 App (Android | iOS)
- Color options: Stone Grey, Summer White
Battery
The gimbal is powered by a strong 2900mAh battery. It is charged using a USB Type-C port. It can be charged fully in about 2 hours. The cell also offers battery backup of up to 12 hours. The gimbal can also be used as a power bank and can charge phones.
Insta360 Flow Price In Nepal
The price for Insta360 Flow has begun in the international market at USD 159. While there isn’t any official information for now. We can estimate the Insta360 Flow to cost about NPR 25,000 when it launches in Nepal.
