Pro Turned Titan. This is not an Insta360 Pro 2 camera update. This is a 12 pound, card-hungry cinematic beast that boasts eight micro four thirds sensors and eight 200° f/3.2 fisheye lenses. Each features a bit rate up to 180Mbps,12-stop dynamic range, and H.265/H.264 in-camera compression for true cinematic VR filmmaking.

11K? Challenge Accepted. “What is 11K,” you might ask? Seven times the resolution of 4K UHD, that’s what. The Titan’s many, mighty sensors can capture real-time 11K photos in 2D or 3D and mono video up to 11K or 3D up to 10K with post-processing stitching. If 11K seems like overkill, the Titan also features 10-bit color depth when shooting 8K video.

70-Minute Battery Life. The camera can be powered for up to 70 minutes from its swappable battery and takes approximately 3 hours to charge. When your power is running low and you need to keep shooting, the included AC adapter can power and charge the internal battery simultaneously.

Memory Cards Required. To capture all of that data, the Titan records to NINE full-size, V30-rated SD cards. That’s one card per sensor and an additional card for proxies. We recommend using cards with a write speed of at least 170MB/s. Please note that memory cards are not included with this rental. We recommend renting the Insta360 Titan 128GB Media Bundle w/ USB 3.0 Hub with this camera.

Long-Range, Live Monitoring. This rental uses the FarSight video transmission system for long range monitoring. This includes a transmitter that attaches to the Titan as well as a receiver that holds a mobile device (not included) for monitoring via the Insta360 app. With the Far Sight system, you can monitor Titan video from up to 900 feet land-to-land and 3000 feet land-to-air. Standard ad-hoc wifi control is also still available.

Ambisonics Audio. This camera features four, mono, pinhole microphones with ambisonics processing for full 360-degree audio. As with the Insta360 Pro and Pro 2 cameras, the noise from the internal fans can be heard in most recording scenarios.