I tried to zoom in a lot, if I do that, I can see the difference, but it's not much. When 5.7K crop is too soft, 8K doesn't look much better at the same zoom. I guess better chip still can't match better sensor. Edit: how do know there is a misadjustment? I probably should contact Insta360 support if there is a problem. And, most of the reviews online, they compare 8K on X4 to 5.7K on X3 and find it much improved. But 5.7K on X4 is also much improved compare to 5.7K on X3. I think Roo's Review mentioned that in one of his stitching analysis video.

@@TurboZHK x3 and x4 have the same sensor.

@@ramusgaming2592 in that case they just upscale it to 8k with software, fak I wanted to upgrade my x3

I just did that an hour ago, medium sharpness is pretty good and balanced, but I would prefer to use Low and sharpen the images later, medium can still be too aggressive sometime. However, at medium sharpness 8K and 5.7K clips still look pretty close in image quality. Insta360 claims 78% more pixels in 8k compare to 5.7k, the end result is not 78% sharper, nowhere close.

@@TurboZHK Is the 5,7k footage actually 8k from the sensor reduced in processing, or does it only use 5.7k of the pixels from the sensor at the outset? Have you tried the 5.7+ setting also? And does it make a difference if the camera is moving instead of static?

@@Ozpeter I don't know how the camera works. I never tried the new 5.7k+ since it's purpose is to reduce file size and make editing less demanding. Since both factors don't bother me at all. I just ignored 5.7K+. I did a moving capture comparison prior to this. I couldn't tell the difference in that one too. I thought since I only have one camera, moving trigers too many variables. So I decided to do a still capture.

@@TurboZHK The kind of footage where I can see the biggest advantage in the 8k is 360 clips seen in a VR headset. But I think your experience shows that X4 users should do their own tests on the kind of uses relevant to them and decide on best settings accordingly.

@@Ozpeter someone else has mentioned to me that the true advantage of 8K shows in VR. But too bad I only have a PSVR2, which supports only gaming.

It depends on if you have drilled new holes on the base plate if the base plate is closer to you, you need less weight. Anyway, 2.5 kg x 2 should be enough to stabilize it.

@@TurboZHK Thank you

FYI, I upgraded to the trophy, playseat challenge can handle Elite v2 pedals but with limitations, even the trophy has its problems. I guess aluminum profile rig is still the end game for sim racers. Challenge was perfectly fine for me until I no longer satisfied with brake force setting at only 15…

You can try to search for Fanatec V3 pedals adapter and play seat challenge reinforcement. I’ll ask the store where I got them see if they have shop on Alibaba or other platforms that ships internationally.

I think that is what you’re searching. and it’s a totally free STL file

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Lubo Kanev It is nowhere close to using a trolley handle in terms of precision. You have to hate the trolley handle design a lot to use this.

Unicycle 吗？从1000到10000+都有，示范用的小车2800人民币，大的黑色的比较贵。

RickParis find your own number, start at 32 and +- 2 each time

go for 28

@@TurboZHK well since you are 85kg and im like 75 im gonna go for 27 psi :D

30 psi for me at 185lbs is the sweet spot with pedals sensitivity at setting 3 and brake assist turned on.

EUC GUY guess you are right ... :(