u/marcodelia97

We're going for the first time to South Korea from November 4th to the 28th.

We're giving the priority to Seoul since we prefer cities more than hiking or having to move too much / being in a hurry with big luggages. We have an itinerary but I still don't know how many nights would it be better to give to each of these cities:

- 7 Nights in Seoul (it includes a couple of day-trips like Sokcho/Seoraksan, etc.)

- 2 nights in Andong (or is it better to do 3?)

- 3 Nights in Gyeongju (or is it better to do 2?)

- 3 Nights in Busan (is it enough?)

- 5 nights in Jeju Island (no car, but in November maybe it's more than enough?)

- 3 Nights back to Seoul

How would you mix those days if you already know how long is it better to spend in each place?
Thank you 🙏🏼

When opening the app, after tapping on the "Tap to start" screen, it just crashes.

Just adding another feedback to my Luna experience. I still don't know if it's my unit that has problems, or if everyone has this same issue.

The zoom slider feels "cheap", like it's too small for its compartment. It wiggles and makes sound, for example if you move it or touch it, like a small plastic piece that is not set in place. Let me know if you have a similar problem 🙏🏼

PS I'm talking about these issues (like the crooked screen I mentioned in another post) to give a feedback to people and to Insta360, being a first generation product it can maybe help.

I just got my Luna Ultra, and I really wanted it to be my main camera for content, but I shoot mostly Short form vertical videos, so the fact that it doesn't allow 4k while keeping the Luna straight on a table or any surface is kind of disappointing.

For people that will say "but it has 3k it's enough for social media", it isn't. I work with social media and brands professionally, and when you post 4K, even if it gets compressed at 1080, it's still a better quality + brands want a 4K video for most collaborations. So making a 3k video 4k, it would for sure ruin part of the quality.

So my main point on the wishlist would definitely be the 4k vertical videos while keeping the camera straight. Other things would be:

- smoother transitions for the gimbal and zooms

- a bit better colors

- battery drain fix/improvements

- no freezes

Am I missing something? Thank you 🙏🏼

I own an iPhone 17 Pro Max and I have a YouTube channel and I make content on also Instagram, etc.

I own a Sony A7IV for YouTube videos in a studio, but I wanted something to use for content when I travel, do events, etc., since the Sony is hard to bring with me.

I bought an Action 6 because of the open gate and being able to get both vertical and horizontal footage, but the quality for what I do (I don’t do much adventure or stuff but mostly indoor and talking videos), is not the best.

I see the potential of the Osmo Pocket but then, doesn’t it just make videos like my iPhone? While the action is something I can’t use my iPhone for, the pocket is kind of the same use case (I don’t do super cinematic things either).

Why do you think should I buy a Pocket instead of just using my iPhone? Since the Pocket doesn’t have an open gate like the action

I had my voice locked for years (difficulty in speech, resonance, coated mouth with dense saliva) and I decided to for a medical visit, who gave me a prescription for acid reflux and speech therapy.

After months I understood that acid reflux wasn’t a problem, I was irritated because of posture and how my chords closed, letting too much air pass through. I got them checked out and they have no physical problems.

I worked on tongue tension and letting “mewing” go which impeded me to relax and created compensation (pushing voice out and side of larynx hurting). Also working with osteopathy medics and a chiropractor + a singing teacher to improve, find problems and exclude what’s not working.

I now have a better posture, breathe management, etc., but still my saliva is sticky and I feel like articulation and speech, brightness and resonance are hard. I’m now testing for candida, but still after a week it didn’t change much.

Any suggestions or any similar experience?

PS most of the improvements during the months came with learning to breathe properly, and relaxing the root of the tongue which I forced upwards for many years without noticing for a childhood habit, which “covered” my sound kind of.

I had my voice locked for years (difficulty in speech, resonance, coated mouth with dense saliva) and I decided to for a medical visit, who gave me a prescription for acid reflux and speech therapy.

After months I understood that acid reflux wasn’t a problem, I was irritated because of posture and how my chords closed, letting too much air pass through. I got them checked out and they have no physical problems.

I worked on tongue tension and letting “mewing” go which impeded me to relax and created compensation (pushing voice out and side of larynx hurting). Also working with osteopathy medics and a chiropractor + a singing teacher to improve, find problems and exclude what’s not working.

I now have a better posture, breathe management, etc., but still my saliva is sticky and I feel like articulation and speech, brightness and resonance are hard. I’m now testing for candida, but still after a week it didn’t change much.

Any suggestions or any similar experience?

PS most of the improvements during the months came with learning to breathe properly, and relaxing the root of the tongue which I forced upwards for many years without noticing for a childhood habit, which “covered” my sound kind of.