I took my Insta360 Go 3S Retro on-the-move with me for a month — here's how it's changed the way I take photos
I tried Insta360's newest thumb-sized camera, the Go 3S Retro, for a month. Here's how I fared.
For a month, I took my Insta360 Go 3S Retro camera everywhere I went, from dog walks to bike rides, and even on drives. As a beginner photographer, I was particularly drawn to its portability and unique perspective. Initially, I was drawn to the Retro viewfinder, which created a handheld shooting experience. The camera is lightweight at just 39g, making it easy to carry around, and its high-quality 4K video captures stunning footage.
One of the biggest advantages of the Go 3S Retro is its ability to capture unique perspectives that a smartphone camera simply can't. With its ultrawide view, the camera can capture a lot and showcase things that are often overlooked. The camera's portability made it easy to use in various situations, allowing me to stay present and capture life's moments effortlessly.
The camera's intuitive app-based editing and magnetic mounting made it even easier to use, allowing me to focus on the moment rather than the camera. Overall, the Insta360 Go 3S Retro has changed the way I take photos, providing a refreshing shift in how we capture memories by prioritizing portability and unique perspectives over the fuss of traditional smartphone photography.
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