Samsung will finally sell its cutesy 360-degree camera in the US
Need a quick refresher? The Gear 360 features F/2.0 fish-eye lenses, with a 15-megapixel sensor nestled behind each of them. Each of those cameras can capture of 195 degrees worth of stuff in front of them, which can then be stitched together into a single, immersive video (at up to 3,840 x 1,920 at 30 frames per second) and shared to the furthest corners of the internet. This adorable little ball-cam can also shoot roughly 30-megapixel stills, if that’s more your speed.The caveat (you knew there had to be one) is that video editing and sharing only work well with recent Samsung smartphones. Unless you own a Galaxy Note 5, Note 7 or any of the GS6 or GS7 models, you’re sort of out of luck. Though the camera comes with an activation code for a Windows editing app, it’s a decidedly less elegant way of doing things. Oh, and be sure to keep a microSD card handy: There’s no internal storage here at all.
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