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Detu Twin 360-degree camera review

Posted on December 12, 2017June 10, 2019 By Jarvis

Will the 360-degree video format ever really catch on? The jury’s still out, and it probably hinges on the extent to which virtual reality headsets take off. Realizing that videographers are hesitant about spending big money on 360-degree gear, Detu has come out with the Twin, a simple and affordable 360-degree camera aimed at casual users looking to capture footage that’s a bit different to upload to social media.

At around $180 / £200 / AU$275 the Twin is much more affordable than its closest competitor, the Ricoh Theta S, but that low price does set the alarm bells ringing. Can a 360-degree camera really deliver the goods at this price point?
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