Available now in Cosmic Black and Stellar White, the Luna Ultra can be purchased through Insta360's website, Amazon, Best Buy, and select retailers worldwide. It marks an ambitious expansion for Insta360, bringing its expertise in 360-degree and action cameras into a category defined by smooth, stabilized footage for vloggers and mobile filmmakers .

Key Specifications and Features

The Luna Ultra is built around two distinct camera modules mounted on a 3-axis mechanical gimbal. This dual-lens design is the core of its competitive pitch.

• Main Camera: A 1-inch sensor paired with a Leica Summicron lens, offering a 20mm equivalent focal length and an f/1.8 aperture. It captures up to 8K video at 30 frames per second (fps) and 37-megapixel still photos .
• Telephoto Camera: A secondary 1/1.3-inch sensor with a 60mm equivalent focal length and an f/2.0 aperture. This lens provides 3x optical zoom, 6x lossless zoom, and up to 12x digital zoom, enabling natural bokeh and cinematic compression .

The combination allows creators to switch between wide establishing shots and tighter, portrait-style framing without changing devices or using digital crop, a significant advantage for solo shooters .

Video and Image Quality

Video recording is a headline feature, with the camera supporting 8K at up to 30fps with Dolby Vision HDR and a 10-bit I-Log color profile for professional color grading. Slow-motion options include 4K at up to 120fps and 1080p at 240fps . A dedicated PureVideo mode leverages the camera's Triple AI Chip to improve low-light performance at 4K/60fps .

For still photography, the camera captures 37MP images in UltraPhoto mode and can generate massive 200-megapixel panoramic photos by automatically rotating on its gimbal and stitching images together .

The Detachable Screen: A Standout Feature

The Luna Ultra's most innovative physical feature is its 2.0-inch OLED touchscreen. With a resolution of 318×564 pixels and a peak brightness of 1000 nits, the screen is designed to remain visible in bright sunlight . Critically, it can be physically detached from the camera body and used as a wireless remote monitor and controller from up to 20 meters (65.6 feet) away. The screen also includes a built-in microphone, allowing it to function as a remote audio source for solo recording setups .

Storage, Connectivity, and Power

The camera comes with 47GB of built-in storage and supports expansion via microSD cards up to 1TB. Connectivity is handled by Wi-Fi 6 on the main unit, with Wi-Fi 4 and Bluetooth on the detachable remote .

Power is supplied by a 1,550mAh battery in the main body and a 210mAh battery in the remote. Insta360 rates the camera for up to 240 minutes of use when recording at 1080p/24fps. It supports 30W PD3.0 PPS fast charging, capable of reaching an 80% charge in approximately 23 minutes .

Tracking and Stabilization

AI-powered subject tracking is handled by Deep Track 5.0, which keeps subjects in the frame. The physical 3-axis gimbal provides mechanical stabilization with a jitter suppression rating of ±0.005°, promising smooth footage even during movement .

Competitive Positioning Against DJI

The Luna Ultra is Insta360's first traditional gimbal camera, and its target is clear: the DJI Osmo Pocket series. It is positioned at a higher price point than the DJI Osmo Pocket 4, reflecting its more advanced imaging system .

Here is where the Luna Ultra differentiates itself:

• Dual Optical Lenses: No current DJI Osmo Pocket model offers a telephoto lens, relying instead on a single wide-angle camera with digital zoom. The Luna Ultra's optical telephoto lens provides genuinely superior image quality at longer focal lengths .
• Detachable Screen: The wireless remote screen is an industry first for this category, a feature DJI devices do not offer. It solves a key pain point for solo vloggers who need to frame themselves when the camera is on a tripod .
• 8K Video Resolution: The Luna Ultra records 8K video, while comparable DJI devices, like the Osmo Pocket 4, are capped at 4K. This gives creators more flexibility for cropping and reframing in post-production .

These hardware features give the Luna Ultra a clear specification lead on paper for solo content creators who need both wide and telephoto perspectives. However, this advantage comes with trade-offs. The Luna Ultra is more expensive than its main DJI competitor, and importantly, it is not waterproof, which limits its utility for all-weather or adventure use that some DJI Pocket users may rely on .

The Luna Ultra also arrives with the advantage of immediate US availability, while some newer DJI models have faced launch delays in the region, giving Insta360 a strategic window to capture market share .

Available now in Cosmic Black and Stellar White, the Luna Ultra can be purchased through Insta360's website, Amazon, Best Buy, and select retailers worldwide. It marks an ambitious expansion for Insta360, bringing its expertise in 360-degree and action cameras into a category defined by smooth, stabilized footage for vloggers and mobile filmmakers .

Key Specifications and Features

The Luna Ultra is built around two distinct camera modules mounted on a 3-axis mechanical gimbal. This dual-lens design is the core of its competitive pitch.

• Main Camera: A 1-inch sensor paired with a Leica Summicron lens, offering a 20mm equivalent focal length and an f/1.8 aperture. It captures up to 8K video at 30 frames per second (fps) and 37-megapixel still photos .
• Telephoto Camera: A secondary 1/1.3-inch sensor with a 60mm equivalent focal length and an f/2.0 aperture. This lens provides 3x optical zoom, 6x lossless zoom, and up to 12x digital zoom, enabling natural bokeh and cinematic compression .

The combination allows creators to switch between wide establishing shots and tighter, portrait-style framing without changing devices or using digital crop, a significant advantage for solo shooters .

Video and Image Quality

Video recording is a headline feature, with the camera supporting 8K at up to 30fps with Dolby Vision HDR and a 10-bit I-Log color profile for professional color grading. Slow-motion options include 4K at up to 120fps and 1080p at 240fps . A dedicated PureVideo mode leverages the camera's Triple AI Chip to improve low-light performance at 4K/60fps .

For still photography, the camera captures 37MP images in UltraPhoto mode and can generate massive 200-megapixel panoramic photos by automatically rotating on its gimbal and stitching images together .

The Detachable Screen: A Standout Feature

The Luna Ultra's most innovative physical feature is its 2.0-inch OLED touchscreen. With a resolution of 318×564 pixels and a peak brightness of 1000 nits, the screen is designed to remain visible in bright sunlight . Critically, it can be physically detached from the camera body and used as a wireless remote monitor and controller from up to 20 meters (65.6 feet) away. The screen also includes a built-in microphone, allowing it to function as a remote audio source for solo recording setups .

Storage, Connectivity, and Power

The camera comes with 47GB of built-in storage and supports expansion via microSD cards up to 1TB. Connectivity is handled by Wi-Fi 6 on the main unit, with Wi-Fi 4 and Bluetooth on the detachable remote .

Power is supplied by a 1,550mAh battery in the main body and a 210mAh battery in the remote. Insta360 rates the camera for up to 240 minutes of use when recording at 1080p/24fps. It supports 30W PD3.0 PPS fast charging, capable of reaching an 80% charge in approximately 23 minutes .

Tracking and Stabilization

AI-powered subject tracking is handled by Deep Track 5.0, which keeps subjects in the frame. The physical 3-axis gimbal provides mechanical stabilization with a jitter suppression rating of ±0.005°, promising smooth footage even during movement .

Competitive Positioning Against DJI

The Luna Ultra is Insta360's first traditional gimbal camera, and its target is clear: the DJI Osmo Pocket series. It is positioned at a higher price point than the DJI Osmo Pocket 4, reflecting its more advanced imaging system .

Here is where the Luna Ultra differentiates itself:

• Dual Optical Lenses: No current DJI Osmo Pocket model offers a telephoto lens, relying instead on a single wide-angle camera with digital zoom. The Luna Ultra's optical telephoto lens provides genuinely superior image quality at longer focal lengths .
• Detachable Screen: The wireless remote screen is an industry first for this category, a feature DJI devices do not offer. It solves a key pain point for solo vloggers who need to frame themselves when the camera is on a tripod .
• 8K Video Resolution: The Luna Ultra records 8K video, while comparable DJI devices, like the Osmo Pocket 4, are capped at 4K. This gives creators more flexibility for cropping and reframing in post-production .

These hardware features give the Luna Ultra a clear specification lead on paper for solo content creators who need both wide and telephoto perspectives. However, this advantage comes with trade-offs. The Luna Ultra is more expensive than its main DJI competitor, and importantly, it is not waterproof, which limits its utility for all-weather or adventure use that some DJI Pocket users may rely on .

The Luna Ultra also arrives with the advantage of immediate US availability, while some newer DJI models have faced launch delays in the region, giving Insta360 a strategic window to capture market share .