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News Dreame's new Leaptic Cube action camera has a split design, supports 8K @ 3
Dreame has introduced its first action camera and it is called the Leaptic Cube. It’s a split design with a small camera module that detaches from the main body, which shows a live preview on its 2.27” display from around 30m/100ft away.The advantage of this design – besides the built-in remote control functionality – is that you can flip the camera around for vlog-style videos. If this design looks familiar, you are probably thinking of the DJI Osmo Nano. The Insta360 Go Ultra is another petite action camera (that one relies on a flip-up display for vlogs).Like its competition,...





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