Caméra d'action AKASO 360

AKASO 360 makes it easy to capture your entire ride without worrying about camera direction.

- Choose a secure mount, such as a helmet, handlebar, or rear-mounted selfie stick, and check that all connections are tightened before riding.
- Record in 360° mode to capture every angle, then use the AKASO 360 App or Studio to reframe your footage later.
- Bring spare batteries or an external power source for longer rides.
- Do a quick safety check before every ride to make sure your camera and mount are secure.

This setup lets you focus on riding first and choose the best angles during editing.

Yes. AKASO 360 is designed to make 360 video easy for beginners. You don't need prior editing experience, and no account registration is required to start using the AKASO 360 App or AKASO 360 Studio. Simply connect your camera and you're ready to edit.

- Complete the initial setup and connect your camera.
- Use SmartClip in the AKASO 360 App to create your first video in just a few taps.

- When you're ready, explore manual editing features such as reframing, keyframes, and AI Follow to create more personalized videos.
- As your confidence grows, you can switch seamlessly between quick edits and full manual control.

Whether you're new to 360 cameras or trying one for the first time, AKASO 360 lets you start creating without a steep learning curve.

The AKASO 360 App offers two editing modes, depending on how you want to share your footage.

Choose Flat Video if you want to:

- Share videos on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook, or X.

- Create a traditional 2D video.

- Use reframing, keyframes, or AI Follow to choose the best camera angle.

- Export a video that's ready to watch on any device.

Choose 360 Video if you want to:

- Keep the full 360 panoramic view.

- Let viewers explore the scene by dragging or moving their device.

- Upload to platforms that support 360 video playback.

- Preserve the original immersive recording.

If your videos don't look as sharp as expected, try these tips:
- Record at the highest resolution available.
- Shoot in good lighting whenever possible.
- Keep the lenses clean.
- Avoid excessive zooming or reframing.
- Export using the highest quality settings.
- Expect some compression on social media.

The AKASO 360 App requires a compatible mobile device for connecting, previewing, editing, and exporting 360 footage.
iOS Requirements
- iOS 13.0 or later
- Apple A11 Bionic chip or newer

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Android Requirements
- Android 9.0 or later
- Kirin 980 or newer
- Snapdragon 845 or newer
- Exynos 9810 or newer
- Google Tensor series
For the best experience, use a device that meets or exceeds these requirements. Devices with lower specifications may experience slower preview, editing, or export performance.

AKASO 360 Studio is designed for desktop editing workflows. For smoother preview and rendering performance, make sure your computer meets the following requirements.
Windows
Minimum:
- Windows 10 (64-bit), Version 22H2 or later
- Intel 6th Gen CPU or newer (or AMD equivalent)
- 8GB RAM
- 4GB GPU memory
- 500GB SSD
Recommended:
- Intel 7th Gen CPU or newer (or AMD equivalent)
- 16GB RAM for HD playback
- 32GB RAM for 4K footage or higher
- 8GB GPU memory

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Mac
Minimum:
- macOS Monterey 12 or later
- Intel 6th Gen CPU or newer (or AMD equivalent)
- 8GB RAM
- 500GB SSD
Recommended:
- Apple Silicon M1 Pro, M1 Max, M1 Ultra, or newer
- 16GB Unified Memory

1. Connect your AKASO 360 camera to the app.

2. Download footage from the camera to your phone.

3. Open the footage in the Album section.

4. Preview your clips and begin editing.The AKASO 360 App lets you reframe, apply effects, adjust image settings, and export videos directly from your phone.

To ensure reliable recording and file storage, your microSD card must meet all of the following requirements:

Speed Class: UHS-I V30, UHS-I U3, or higher
Capacity: Up to 512GB
File System: exFAT

Cards that do not meet these requirements may cause recording interruptions, file corruption, import failures, or SD card errors.