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Timothy Coleman

DJI accuses Insta360 of 'blatantly' copying its Pocket 3 vlogging camera in new lawsuit, and demands ban on Insta360 Luna cameras. Insta360 says Luna is 'the result of years of independent R&D' and responds with countersuit

DJI Pocket 3 and Insta360 Luna Ultra vlogging cameras on clean and bright studio backgrounds.
  • Insta360 launched the Luna Ultra 8K vlogging camera on June 10
  • DJI filed a lawsuit on the same day, claiming Luna had copied its DJI Pocket 3, only for Insta360 to file countersuits two days later
  • Because of the ongoing DJI ban in the US, Insta360 could enjoy unrivaled availability there

No sooner has Insta360 unveiled its first vlogging cameras, the Luna Ultra and (upcoming) Luna Pro — which look set to enjoy unrivaled access to the US market because of the DJI ban — than DJI has filed an Insta360 lawsuit in the US, claiming they "blatantly copy" its Pocket 3.

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