Hachiko Crossing Insta360 at Night, Shibuya, Japan
I originally bought the Insta360 ONE X2 for cycling videos, but the very first clip had to be a walk through Shibuya at night.
Neon lights, crowds and movement — it's a perfect place to see what a 360-degree camera can really do.
Since filming this, I've added a selfie stick so my hand no longer appears in shot (progress!), and I now use this setup regularly for cycling and city footage.
Camera Gear – My Insta360 Setup
Here's the equipment I use for recording 360-degree footage around Tokyo and on my cycling rides.
- Insta360 ONE X2 – My 360-degree action camera. View on Amazon →
- Insta360 Third-Person Invisible Bike Mount – For filming cycling footage from an extended camera angle. View on Amazon →
- Insta360 Invisible Selfie Stick – Much better for walking footage, and keeps my hand out of the shot. View on Amazon →
- SanDisk 256GB microSDXC – U3 / V30 memory card suitable for 4K recording. View on Amazon →
If you're curious about my wider cycling and camera setup, I've put together a complete equipment list.
Read my full cycling and camera gear list →
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