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VSN Mobil V.360 Camera Review

Posted on April 30, 2015April 28, 2020 By Hulk
VSN Mobil V.360 Camera Review

The V.360 camera presents a fairly remarkable media-capturing proposition: the ability to capture panoramic (360-degree) videos or photographs with one tap. No stitching, no multiple-shot photography necessary. This system uses a mirror, instead, as well as a 4K/16 megapixel image sensor. You’re using a fixed f/3.0 aperture here and you’ve got the ability to capture up to 6480 x 1080 HD video at 30FPS or up to 7-megapixel photos (that’s 6480 x 1080 as well). What we’re doing in this initial review is checking image and video quality – we’ll be getting more hardcore in the near future.

Apps on both Android and iOS provide a rather large space for this device to perform in. Chances are you’ve got one or the other. The media you get from the device comes flat – you’ll see what I mean by flat soon – but you can also view it as it was meant to be viewed in-app.

You can view your captured media OR live content in your iOS or Android app.
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Cameras, Phones Tags:4K, android, Android app, app, camera, HD, iOS, panoramic, photography, review, sensor, Slashgear, video

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