How about motorcycle photography?

Giroptic recently launched a very interesting product called 360Cam on the fund-raising website Kickstarter, which reached the fund-raising goal of150,000 USD in just one day, which can be said to be quite exciting.

The main body of 360Cam is a camera that can shoot a 360-degree panorama, but the applications behind it can be said to be quite diverse. Not only can it be used to shoot panoramic image data needed by virtual reality, but ordinary people can also capture different landscapes through 360Cam. For example, at the same time, the surrounding scenes are packaged at one time, and a group of people go out to travel. You can also shoot movies or photos of out-of-order performances through 360Cam, and you can shoot them later.

In addition, it can be connected to the universal bulb base through a special adapter ring and used as a display.

There are three sets of microphones on the 360Cam, so it can also surround the surrounding radios, and at the same time, it will be waterproof in design, allowing users to shoot at will when they go to the lake or seaside with a group of friends. The design team also built an underwater focus correction lens for the 360Cam, which can adjust the error of underwater film shooting.

Although? 360Cam may not be as exquisite as some more professional panoramic photography equipment. After all, it only has three sets of cameras, and the pictures taken are easily distorted. However, its biggest goal is not to be a professional virtual reality player, but to give ordinary people a similar shooting experience. The team target price is $249 to $329. The fund-raising plan will run all the way to July 4, and if it goes well, it will start shipping on 1 1 month this year.

The following is an introduction film provided by the team.

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