How to use Car Multiview on the Insta360 One X2 Edition

Authored by: Support.com Tech Pro Team

1. Introduction

This Guide will help use Car MultiView on Insta360 One X2 Edition

Insta360 ONE X2 Pocket Camera with Ultra-Bright Touchscreen and Voice Control. The One X2 is an incredible multi-cam rig that fits in the pocket. With single lens shooting or dual lens 5.7k capture it has the smoothest stabilization in the game. Shoot 360 footage and broadcast it live to Facebook and YouTube or use the powerful companion editing application on the smartphone to take the footage further.

2. Car MultiView

MultiView tracks your face and keeps you in frame, then displays the 'Selfie View' in a small vlog window. This allows you to show the action in front of you and your reaction in the same video.
For best results, hold the camera naturally at arm's length in front of you.

Alternatively, mount the camera in a suitable place in front of you, for example, on the handle of a motorcycle or bicycle.
This feature is only available for 360 videos

3. How to mount the camera

How to mount the camera

1. Install the Dash Cam Mount to the center of the dashboard or the inner windshield, and confirm that the 3M sticker is firmly bonded after installation
   

1. Make sure the camera is completely vertical and centered.
2. Turn on the camera, swipe left, enter the shooting parameters menu and adjust the exposure mode to "Isolated"
   

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   Or connect the camera to the Insta360 app and set the exposure mode to "Isolated"
   (Isolated exposure mode is only supported on ONE X2）

4. How to edit

How to edit

1. Enter the Insta360 app album page and select the footage
   
   
2. Click MultiView, select a starting point, and drag the timeline
   
   
3. Tap the car icon to switch the MultiView mode to "Car MultiView"
   

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2. This function is best used when driving inside a car.
   
   
3. Car MultiView does not support further editing of the generated view. If you want to edit your 360 video further, please select another MultiView mode, or turn off the Car MultiView
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