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Action & gimbal / CAMERA REFERENCE

Luna Ultra

Insta360

First release:

Available from 10 June, with some markets following later.

The Luna Ultra uses a mechanically stabilised 1-inch camera and a detachable touchscreen remote. A second 60mm camera provides a tighter view without relying entirely on cropping the wide image. Neither model is waterproof or dustproof.

Insta360 Luna Ultra
Photo: Insta360 ↗

01 / TECHNICAL RECORD

Specifications

Manufacturer documentation checked 4 October 2026; claims and planned features identified separately.. Source: Manufacturer specifications ↗.

Camera and gimbal

Main sensor
1-inch; approximately 50MP
Main lens
20mm equivalent f/1.8; minimum focus 9cm
Aperture
Fixed; variable aperture not supported
Gimbal travel
Controllable pan −57° to 235°; tilt −57° to 120°; roll −50° to 50°
Telephoto
1/1.3-inch sensor; 60mm equivalent f/2.0; minimum focus 15cm

Body and workflow

Screen
Detachable 2-inch OLED; 318 × 564, 1000 nits, 60Hz
Storage
47GB internal; supported microSD cards up to 2TB
USB
USB-C, USB 3.0
Microphones
Four: three in body, one in detachable remote
Battery
1550mAh body; 210mAh remote
Weight
233g black / 235g white
Dimensions
52.4 × 169.9 × 38.5mm
Protection
Not waterproof, splashproof or dustproof
Operating temperature
0–40°C

02 / INDEPENDENT COVERAGE

Reviews and field reports

Lab test

CineD laboratory test ↗

Gunther Machu’s July 2026 test found aggressive noise reduction and limited exposure recovery in I-Log. The wide and telephoto tests managed four and five stops of latitude respectively; telephoto 8K25 also showed 25.3ms rolling shutter. Other picture profiles were not tested, and these findings should not be generalised to every mode or later firmware.

Gunther Machu

03 / PROVENANCE

Sources and dates

Announcement and first-release dates are labelled separately; availability can vary by market. Specifications can vary by region, firmware and recording mode; use the linked manufacturer documentation for those conditions.

Archive updated 2026-10-04. Archive coverage and dataset credits →