ONE RS Twin Edition

One of the most eye-catching effects I share when I post my travel videos is the famous **"No Drone, No Problem."** Many people think the shots were taken with a drone, but they were actually captured using only my **Insta360 ONE RS 1-Inch 360 Edition** and the Invisible Selfie Stick. The best part about this effect is that it's not exclusive to the ONE RS 1-Inch. Users of the **Insta360 X series**, such as the X3, X4, or X5, can also achieve similar results thanks to 360° capture and the invisible stick's auto-disappearing effect. [final result](https://reddit.com/link/1u3og3f/video/lg1db7xizs6h1/player) During my travels and adventures, I've used this effect in various settings, such as trails, viewpoints, roads, and open natural spaces. Because the camera records the entire environment in 360°, I can focus on enjoying the journey while capturing every detail of the experience. Later, during editing, I select the best angles to simulate drone movements, cinematic tracking shots, and aerial views impossible to achieve with a conventional camera. In my case, I usually use the **1.14-meter Invisible Selfie Stick**, and the results are surprisingly good. The floating camera effect is maintained and allows me to create very attractive shots for social media and travel videos. However, for those looking for an even more striking effect, the **3-meter Invisible Selfie Stick** is an excellent option, as it considerably increases the distance between the camera and the subject, generating wider perspectives and a feeling much closer to that of a real drone. One of the biggest advantages of this effect is that you don't need to worry about framing during recording. By capturing in 360°, you can later decide which part of the scene to show, adjust camera movements, and create different types of shots from the same clip. [how it was done](https://reddit.com/link/1u3og3f/video/10z2pkdpzs6h1/player) **Tips for a better "No Drone, No Problem" effect** * Fully extend the Invisible Selfie Stick to maximize the floating camera effect. * If you have access to the 3-meter Invisible Selfie Stick, use it to get even more spectacular shots. * Walk smoothly and steadily for more cinematic movements. * Take advantage of paths, trails, bridges, or roads to create depth in the image. * Keep the subject relatively centered to make reframing easier during editing. * Record a few seconds before and after each shot to give yourself more creative leeway. * Use the highest available resolution to preserve the best possible quality when reframing. * Whether you're using a ONE RS 1-Inch or an X-Series camera, try to keep the Invisible Selfie Stick steady for a more natural aerial camera feel. **My Personal Advice** We often think that to get spectacular shots we need expensive equipment or professional drones. My experience has shown me that a 360° camera can open up a world of creative possibilities even with basic accessories. With my 1.14-meter Invisible Selfie Stick, I've captured shots that surprise those who see them for the first time, all without even taking off with a drone. What I love most about the "No Drone, No Problem" effect is that it's within reach of virtually any Insta360 360° camera user. Whether you're using a ONE RS 1-Inch camera for maximum image quality or an X-Series camera prioritizing convenience and versatility, the result is the same: incredible perspectives that look like they were captured from the air, but are created solely with creativity, a 360° camera, and the right angle. Because sometimes you don't need a drone to fly; you just need a new way of seeing the world.

One of the most striking shots I've taken with my **Insta360 ONE RS 1-Inch 360 Edition** is the famous **Bullet Time** effect, a sequence that creates the illusion that the camera is spinning rapidly around the subject while time seems to slow down. The interesting thing is that this feature was originally designed for the **Insta360 X** series, where Bullet Time mode is built directly into the camera. However, that doesn't mean ONE RS 1-Inch users can't achieve similar results. In fact, thanks to 360° recording and the editing tools in Insta360 Studio and the mobile app, it's possible to recreate this effect during post-production with spectacular results. [Final result](https://reddit.com/link/1u0x0ux/video/8xn3z1n9a76h1/player) To take these shots, I used the **Invisible Selfie Stick** along with the **Bullet Time Tripod Handle**, an accessory specifically designed to safely and steadily rotate the camera around the body. This combination allows you to capture stable images while the camera records the entire surroundings in 360°. The best thing about the ONE RS 1-Inch is that its 1-inch sensors, developed in collaboration with Leica, offer outstanding image quality. This translates into greater detail, better dynamic range, and more natural colors, something that is especially noticeable when shooting Bullet Time in different scenarios, from trails surrounded by vegetation to open spaces with spectacular landscapes. [bullet time in the pine forest](https://reddit.com/link/1u0x0ux/video/r30x5j3na76h1/player) Once the recording is finished, the real creative work begins in the editing. Thanks to the 360° footage, I can choose the perfect angle, adjust the speed, center the subject, and apply the rotation effect to achieve that cinematic feel that makes the viewer feel like they are inside the scene. **Tips for achieving better Bullet Time** * Always use the **Invisible Selfie Stick** along with the **Bullet Time Tripod Handle** for smoother and safer rotations. * Find wide open spaces free of obstacles before you start rotating the camera. * Maintain a constant speed throughout the rotation. * Take advantage of backgrounds with depth, such as roads, mountains, forests, or buildings, to enhance the visual effect. * Record a few seconds before and after the rotation to give yourself more creative leeway during editing. * Clean both lenses before recording; any fingerprints can be much more noticeable on a 360° camera. [bullet time near the river](https://reddit.com/link/1u0x0ux/video/elury6qqa76h1/player) **My personal advice** Many users believe that Bullet Time is an exclusive feature of the Insta360 X series, but the reality is that the **ONE R/ RS** series, and in my case, the **ONE RS 1-Inch, can also achieve incredible results thanks to its 360° capture and Insta360's editing tools**. The difference lies in dedicating a few extra minutes to post-production, something that is more than compensated for by the image quality and flexibility this model offers. Ultimately, it's not just about rotating a camera, but about transforming an ordinary scene into a visual experience that surprises the viewer.

i don’t have any issues other than the Luna Ultra getting hot. it seems to be okay when i have airflow going towards it. i had it mounted to the inside of my front windshield, hit record and it got hot. turned the front windshield A/C on and it seemed to not overheat. i think insta360 forgot that this isn’t an action camera that’s going to be seeing a lot of wind speed