Insta360 Luna Pro gimbal camera launched: 1-inch sensor, 4x zoom, 47GB internal storage

Insta360 Luna Pro launches with a 1-inch Leica sensor, 8K Dolby Vision, 3-axis stabilization, and a 4-hour battery.

Insta360 Luna Pro design

Insta360 Luna Pro is now official

Insta360 has expanded its Luna series of gimbal cameras with the launch of the Luna Pro. The handheld device features a 1-inch sensor developed in partnership with Leica, using a Summicron lens, and supports 8K Dolby Vision video recording along with 10-bit I-Log color capture.

The camera runs on a 4nm chipset paired with a dedicated image processor, which allows the 1-inch sensor to record video at resolutions up to 8K, as well as slow-motion footage at up to 1080p and 240 frames per second.

Stabilization is handled through a 3-axis gimbal system, and the Luna Pro offers 2x lossless zoom along with up to 4x HighRes zoom.

The features

Other features include a detachable 2-inch OLED touchscreen for camera controls, 47GB of built-in storage, and a battery rated for up to four hours of use per charge. 

For users working in professional video pipelines, the device supports both 10-bit I-Log and the ACES color management system.

The Insta360 Luna Pro comes in two color options, Cosmic Black and Stellar White.  The Luna Pro joins the previously released Luna Ultra, which is distinguished by its dual-sensor configuration.

Insta360 Luna Pro gimbal camera key specs, features:

• 1-inch sensor co-engineered with Leica, using a Summicron lens
• Up to 8K resolution with Dolby Vision support
• 10-bit I-Log, with ACES support for professional workflows
• 4nm chipset paired with a dedicated image processor
• Slow Motion up to 1080p at 240fps
• 3-axis gimbal
• 2x lossless zoom, up to 4x HighRes zoom
• Detachable 2-inch OLED touchscreen
• 47GB built-in storage
• Up to 4 hours per charge
• Cosmic Black, Stellar White

US price with direct conversion to PHP (no taxes and duties yet):

Insta360 Luna Pro - USD 600 (around PHP 37.5K)

Insta360 Luna Pro is currently available in the US. No word yet on other markets at the moment.

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Source: Insta360