Are you using a tray system? That might help with the hand held stability, so you don't need to introduce as much stabilisation in post.
The AutoWB seems to be working great.
I don't think WBDV or red filters should be used with dive lights due to the mixed light problem. I'd love to see examples of WBDV in ambient lighting.
Yea, put your subject in the centre of the focus box (which can be on the side of the screen if you set a custom focus point), single button press the tracking on toggle button, and it will start tracking. You can cancel with the same button or the center button in the dial.
@bghazzal hope this explains everything. Toggle seems much more convenient.
I think the first sentence where it mentions setting "wide as focus area" is a bit of a misnomer, it only seems to track the subject at the location of the focus box.
Oh I found a workaround.
In the menu --> Video Custom Key/Dial Set --> you can set a button to Tracking On.
Quick test seems to work well with a center AF focus area.
Hope that helps you @bghazzal
EDIT: Tracking on toggle works even better, you don't have to hold onto the button and it stays on the subject.
The number of "pro" settings available via GoPro labs makes the tinkerer in me aiming for best performance much prefer the GoPro.
After playing around with the Insta360 1 inch RS Pro for land use, I've sworn off Insta360. They may be suitable for quick clips for social media, but if you want to do any post-processing, there's absolutely zero support.
Hi I've also been reading your discussions with dnewman on github.
Have you been able to test out the white balance improvements underwater? Mainly curious about the WBDV setting.