Insta360 has unveiled the Luna Ultra, a handheld gimbal camera co-developed with Leica and positioned as a compact mobile filmmaking tool. The camera uses a dual-lens design with a 1-inch main camera and a separate telephoto camera, both fitted with Leica-tuned optics (including Summicron lenses in some reporting). It provides three-axis stabilization and targets creators who want cinema-style video from a portable device.
Several outlets report the Luna Ultra supports up to 8K video recording. NDTV adds additional capabilities including Dolby Vision, 10-bit I-Log recording, and up to 12x zoom. It also includes a detachable 2-inch OLED touchscreen. TechNode reports the dual sensors include a 1/1.3-inch telephoto option. NDTV further describes a triple-chip architecture with a Qualcomm 4nm AI processor and cites battery life of up to 240 minutes.
Pricing details differ by region and coverage: TechNode cites a limited-time starting price in China of RMB 3,999 (about $590), while NDTV lists a starting price of $769.99. Product and market framing varies, with some sources comparing it to other creator-focused gimbal cameras such as the DJI Osmo Pocket.
