A fresh leak has given us a clear look at what the Insta360 Luna Ultra might look like before its official debut. A report from Thenewcamera reveals hands-on photos of the upcoming Luna series, along with key specifications pulled from the camera’s on-screen menu.
The Luna lineup, co-developed by Insta360 and Leica, was briefly shown at the NAB Show 2026 recently. However, the reveal was more of a teaser than a full-fledged debut.
The new report, however, shows the device from all angles, along with its software.
Insta360 Luna Series Specifications
The Luna series is said to use a 1-inch sensor paired with an f/1.8 lens. It also supports 10-bit iLog color and up to 14 stops of dynamic range.
The interface shown in the images lists 8K recording as an option, alongside 4K and 2.7K modes, although it’s not clear if 8K will be fully supported at launch or arrive later through software updates.
What stands out more is the design. The camera appears to use what leaks describe as a “twisted modular design.” The gimbal head can be detached or rotated, suggesting that Insta360 may be experimenting with a more flexible form factor.
There’s also a 2-inch OLED touchscreen that flips and rotates, which should make it easier to shoot selfies or frame shots from awkward angles. Brightness could top out at around 1,000 nits.
The Luna lineup itself is expected to split into two main models. The single-lens variant could be called the Luna Pro. Meanwhile, the dual-lens Insta360 Luna Ultra adds a telephoto module alongside a wide lens for up to 3x optical zoom and 6x lossless zoom. They will go head-to-head with DJI’s Pocket series gimbals.
There’s no official launch date yet, but according to rumors, the gimbals may arrive sometime in May. As DJI waits for regulatory clearance for its Pocket 4, Insta360 may have a short window to make a name for itself in this category.
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