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Polaroid ID360 Dual Lens 4K 16MP 360 Degree Camera & Camcorder Expired
$39
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BuyDig.com has Polaroid ID360 Dual Lens 4K 16MP 360 Degree Camera & Camcorder (ID360-BLK-FR-4) for $39. Shipping is free.
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About this product:
- 360 Panorama View
- 4k Video and Image Quality
- Dual 16.1 Megapixel Lenses
- Can Be Used To Record Virtual Reality Footage
- Wi-fi Connectivity For Easy Control and Use
- Works w/ Free Polaroid 360 App For Apple and Android Devices
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Software varies among manufacturers. As far as I know it's not really universal. I'm sure there are others with a lot more experience, but that's my 2c
1-STAR REVIEW
"Stay away from this device!
July 9, 2020
Verified purchase
The manual indicates that the definition is 2 MB, not 16. It shows - the pictures are ultra grainy. The application that you need to download for it does not work on Android 10. I managed to make it work on an emulator on a PC. The file format stored on the card is not standard, so you really need the application (again, on the emulator) to convert them to a standard format. In a word: I would not use this device if it were for free."
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What do you use them for?
Software universal/easy?
has seemed cool, and at the new lower prices of cameras I'm tempted but not sure of learning curve to get the polished outputs I've been wowed by in commercials
What do you use them for?
Software universal/easy?
has seemed cool, and at the new lower prices of cameras I'm tempted but not sure of learning curve to get the polished outputs I've been wowed by in commercials
Software varies among manufacturers. As far as I know it's not really universal. I'm sure there are others with a lot more experience, but that's my 2c
What do you use them for?
Software universal/easy?
has seemed cool, and at the new lower prices of cameras I'm tempted but not sure of learning curve to get the polished outputs I've been wowed by in commercials
What do you use them for?
Software universal/easy?
has seemed cool, and at the new lower prices of cameras I'm tempted but not sure of learning curve to get the polished outputs I've been wowed by in commercials
Each camera usually comes with its own software to stitch and output the video in a format suitable for uploading to YouTube. There are some mobile apps that can ingest the video and let you do casual edits. I've used Collect, which works well, at least on Android.
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1-STAR REVIEW
"Stay away from this device!
July 9, 2020
Verified purchase
The manual indicates that the definition is 2 MB, not 16. It shows - the pictures are ultra grainy. The application that you need to download for it does not work on Android 10. I managed to make it work on an emulator on a PC. The file format stored on the card is not standard, so you really need the application (again, on the emulator) to convert them to a standard format. In a word: I would not use this device if it were for free."
What do you use them for?
Software universal/easy?
has seemed cool, and at the new lower prices of cameras I'm tempted but not sure of learning curve to get the polished outputs I've been wowed by in commercials
I have a Vuze VR camera that also does 180 degree 3D, and it looks amazing. Brings back good memories.
Anyway, I may get one of these and use it as a 360 degree camera for my motorcycle. If I mount it on the back, I can record 360 degrees (aside from my body blocking angle), which I would think would help if I was in an accident.
What do you use them for?
Software universal/easy?
has seemed cool, and at the new lower prices of cameras I'm tempted but not sure of learning curve to get the polished outputs I've been wowed by in commercials
You point your camera at the bride and groom for a picture for first kiss, but now miss the reaction of the entire crowd. 360 camera like this, Ricoh Theta, Insta360, etc, you get everyone in sight with your photo or video. No need to point the camera at the subject anymore- only need to make sure everyone you want to capture is visible.
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Real Estate etc use them.