Scientists have developed a quick and easy approach for capturing 360° VR photography without using expensive specialist cameras. The system uses a commercially available 360° camera on a rotating ...

With a virtual reality camera, you can capture the whole world around you in a 360 degree videosphere. VR filmmaking is seeing rapid innovation, meaning that there are more 360-degree cameras on the ...

LyfieEye200 is the world’s smallest and lightest 360° VR/AR camera. It connects to Android phones to create 360° content, and has VR and AR capabilities to boot. The Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign ...

While there are an increasing number of ways to consume virtual reality content (Cardboard and Samsung’s Galaxy VR come to mind), there aren’t a lot of devices available for consumers to use in making ...

Years from now, we might view today’s process of viewing photographs — by flipping through individual still photos that were printed out at the corner drugstore, or scrolling through 2D digital photo ...

When it comes to shooting 360-degree interactive video, the Insta360 Pro 2 is quite a capable camera … but it can't go underwater. That's about to change, however, with the release of the Mantis Sub ...

The Detu MAX is a professional grade AI 360° virtual reality (VR) panoramic camera that is equipped with true 3D capabilities. The Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign kicks off on 13 June with a target ...

Apple’s new Vision Pro headset lets you take immersive photos and video. Canon is showing off a camera that lets you take 360-degree shots. The new technologies could boost the popularity of virtual ...

Huawei is the next company attempting to break into the virtual reality space. The company has now officially unveiled its Honor VR Camera, a 360-degree shooter that clips on smartphones, created in ...

The consumer electronics industry is evolving every day, and the world of cameras is no exception. We’re seeing incredible things happen with photography, and recent products like the GoPro Fusion and ...

Scientists at the University of Bath have developed a quick and easy approach for capturing 360° VR photography without using expensive specialist cameras. The system uses a commercially available ...