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Save Nearly $50 on an Insta360 ONE R Twin Edition Action Camera

By Laura Tucker
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Now that the world is opening up again, are you looking to get out there and start experiencing it again? You’ll want to document the experience. An Insta360 ONE R Twin Edition Action Camera can help you capture all the action with stabilization, interchangeable lenses, and IPX8.

The camera can perform multiple functions for you, going from a 360-degree camera to a wide-angle 4K 60fps action camera. You can do it in the middle of your event just by swapping the lenses. The Dual-Lens 360 Mod increases your options, giving you H.265 encoding, advanced image processing, and editing with an AI algorithm that will protect the details of your footage.

Insta360 Action Camera Details

Flowstate stabilization in the Insta360 ONE R Twin Edition Action Camera provides image stabilization similar to a gimbal. A scene-detection algorithm will keep images and video clear and steady. The IPX8 waterproof rating will ensure the camera’s safety up to 16 feet in the rain, at the beach, or by the pool.

Tap or use a voice command in 360 to select your subject. The AI tracking will stay locked in center-frame, even when obstacles appear. AI editing will do all the work for you. Just snap your picture and shoot your video, and the AI will edit for you. Head to the app and choose from a variety of editing templates.

Included in the box is a 4K Wide Angle Mod, Dual-Lens 360 Mod, core, battery base, lens cap, and mounting bracket. Take $48.99 off the price of this action camera and pay just $431.

Insta360 ONE R Twin Edition Action Camera

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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