INSTA360 GO 3 BEGINNERS GUIDE

let me show u how easy it is to use the insta360 go 3 with my beginners guide!

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[MrBobkeenan]

Great video…. one error though. The pendant wedge goes on the back side of the pendant against your chest. There is enough magnetic force to hold it in place and them the camera fits where it normally goes and is a very strong connection.

[theeccentricenglishman]

I was waiting to see if and when you took a breath in this video. It is exhausting -- but full of great information. Thank you - I learnt a lot.

[gilbertgrace]

I really like the video you made with the Ace Pro, you made an in Depth review on what it’s like having an ace pro and using it throughout the whole video. Keep making those videos please 🙏

[Tomanart]

I just got this camera so thank you for this very helpful video😊

[PeterHerget]

Nice review! Unfortunately, and fortunately, I purchased the Insta360 GO2 about three months ago - ugh! With better microphones, longer battery life, and more, yes, I plan to sell my GO2 this week and upgrade to the GO3.

[BOTBCar]

Another great vid James. I bought mine today so will be trying it out later. Just a quickie - when setting the timelapse to record at a set time, does the camera turn on itself or does it have to be already on? Cheers, Craig. Btw, the little rubber wedge should go on the other side of the magnetic pad and the camera on the other side I think. Just a FYI 😊

[intrepidchimp]

I would argue that they should be termed jaws and not teeth. There are two of them and they clamp down on things. When we're getting someone out of a crushed car, we don't call it the teeth of life. The word jaws conveys a strong gripping action, implying a more comprehensive hold, similar to how jaws encompass an object. Would a rope be more secure held by your teeth or by your jaw? I realize it is a fine distinction, but an important one. Teeth can get ripped out, because there's nothing in the word that suggests whether they are front teeth or back teeth.

[brooklynnjones]

Will it record without being near the pod?