Exposure & color
Waveform, RGB parade, histogram, vectorscope, false color (CineStop and IRE), zebras, Traffic Lights, an EV meter, and ND suggestions.
Pair your Luna Ultra, watch the live feed, and set up the monitor. Connection, scopes, gimbal control, and common issues are below.
OpenInstaCine finds the camera over Bluetooth, asks it for approval, then hands off to the camera's own Wi-Fi for live view and control.
Saved cameras appear on the home screen. Tap one to reconnect. The app uses Bluetooth first when the camera is advertising, and the saved Wi-Fi otherwise.
The camera Wi-Fi password is stored in the iOS Keychain (Android Keystore on Android) on this phone only.
The Luna sends a 720p HEVC preview at 25 fps. The monitor, readouts, and controls sit around it.
Tap an assist to toggle it. Long-press a tool to open its configuration. Assists run on the phone and do not change the file on the camera.
Waveform, RGB parade, histogram, vectorscope, false color (CineStop and IRE), zebras, Traffic Lights, an EV meter, and ND suggestions.
Focus peaking with adjustable sensitivity and color.
Grids, aspect guides, and a center crosshair, in landscape and portrait.
The official Insta360 I-Log to Rec.709 look, built-in looks, and imported .cube files.
Flip the monitor image when the phone faces you.
Browse clips on the camera, star keepers, delete bad takes, and play the .lrv proxy with the same assists.
Check the connection, disconnect, or return to saved cameras.
Configure tools and arrange the assist toolbar for the job.
Keep the screen awake. Cycle DISP for a cleaner image.
See and clear the local cache of clips opened from the camera.
Report a problem, automatic error reports, licenses, NOTICE, privacy, and terms.
Power the Luna on, stay close, and allow Bluetooth. Force quit the Insta360 app first so it does not hold the camera.
The first connection needs you to approve the phone on the camera's touchscreen. Look for the prompt on the camera and accept it.
Approve the prompt to join the camera's Wi-Fi and allow Local Network access, which live view and control need. The app keeps retrying the join for a while. The Luna only connects over its own Wi-Fi: router and hotspot setups are not supported.
Move closer to the camera, confirm you are on the camera Wi-Fi, and reconnect.
Local VPNs and ad blockers can join the camera Wi-Fi and still block local traffic to the camera. Pause the filter or exclude OpenInstaCine, then try again.
Camera control is reverse-engineered and can be incomplete. Confirm record, exposure, and media on the camera body until you trust the link. Audio is set on the camera's own screen, and the lens has a fixed aperture, so neither appears in the app.
The Android app shares the monitor, assists, and camera control with iPhone and iPad and is still being tested. AirPods head tracking, sharing the live picture, and Frame.io upload are iPhone and iPad only for now.
Use Report a problem in Settings, System. You choose what to include, and nothing is sent until you tap Send report. See the privacy policy for what a report contains.
Report a reproducible problem on GitHub. Ideas go to GitHub Discussions. Private questions go to support@opencapture.org.
Never post passwords, private media, or security vulnerabilities in public. Security issues go through GitHub Security Advisories.