![]() DeskView Mode lets you quickly toggle between your face and your tabletop, which should make your usual show-and-tell a bit more convenient. The software also offers various shooting modes. You can also switch to lower resolutions in favor of higher frame rates - 1080p and 720p go all the way to 60fps, instead of just 30fps at 4K. The Link Controller companion software lets you adjust various image parameters like brightness, exposure, white balance and more. Insta360 Link webcam hanging on a laptop screen. When you're done using the Link, it automatically points its camera downwards within 10 seconds of inactivity for the sake of privacy. The AI feature also supports gesture control for zooming in and out, as well as enabling whiteboard board - a bit like auto keystone correction on projectors, but for displaying your whiteboard instead. Then it's just a matter of letting the device's AI algorithm track your face, so that the camera can pan around and zoom - up to 4x digitally - to keep you centered in frame. The Link can be hung on a monitor using the built-in screen clip, or you can fit it onto any stand with a standard 1/4-inch mount. Insta360 added two noise-cancelling microphones as well, which are much needed in the age of remote working. For example, the tried and tested Logitech Brio only has a 1/4-inch sensor, and the more recent OBSBOT Tiny 4K has a 1/2.8-inch sensor, so the Link should perform better than both in terms of accuracy and dynamic range. The company touts the 1/2-inch sensor here, which is apparently much larger than what the competition offers. The Insta360 Link is a 4K webcam with a 3-axis gimbal, so it's basically like a DJI Pocket 2 without its body. Insta360 is known for its 360 cameras and action cams, so call us surprised when it unveiled its first-ever dedicated webcam product today. ![]()
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