Samsung Electronics Begins Sales of 'Gear 360,' a 360-Degree Camera
Published2016.04.22 10:21Samsung Electronics will begin pre-sales of its 360-degree camera, the 'Gear 360,' starting at 10 a.m. on the 22nd.
The 'Gear 360' can capture the entire 360-degree space in all directions (up, down, left, and right) using two fisheye lenses mounted on the front and back of the product.
In particular, it is possible to shoot high-resolution UHD (3840x1920) video and photos up to 30 million pixels using dual image sensors, and both the front and rear cameras are equipped with F2.0 aperture lenses, allowing for brighter and clearer video and photos to be taken in low light conditions.
The 'Gear 360' also supports a 'time-lapse' function that takes photos at regular intervals and reconstructs the flow of a long period of time into a short, compressed video, and allows you to easily shoot 180-degree wide-view videos using a single-lens mode that uses only one lens.
The round ball-shaped 'Gear 360' enhances portability with a compact design that fits in one hand, and a small tripod is also provided.
The 'Gear 360' is for the 'Galaxy S7 Edge', 'Galaxy S7', 'Galaxy S6', 'Galaxy S6 Edge', 'Galaxy S6 Edge+', and 'Galaxy NoteYou can shoot and enjoy more conveniently by linking with the 5', and easily and quickly share the edited video on social media.
A Samsung Electronics official said, “Through the ‘Gear 360,’ virtual reality can be enjoyed more conveniently and easily in everyday life.”
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