Gadgetory

there are basically two types of 360 degree cameras ones with two or more lenses and ones with a single lens like this the kodak pixpro sp3 64k the single lens is able to capture a 235 degree angle of view and the complete 360 degree horizontal axis creating immersive photos and video the thing is if you want fully spherical video to capture everything you'll still need another camera so kodak sells a dual pack that comes with a little remote to simultaneously start them recording and a special mount to hold them back-to-back unfortunately the mount is a bit of a pain to use because of these screws and the lack of access to the ports and card slots but it does get the job done and once you've got your recordings you can feed them into the basic auto stitching software that Kodak includes and the emphasis there is on basic so if you're looking for a lot of control over results you're going to need better software as for playback kodak software allows you to upload straight to youtube or you can export and upload to facebook and for those times when you don't want 360 video you can use the SP 360 to capture flat widescreen clips in Ultra HD resolution like a regular action cam and with built-in Wi-Fi and NFC you can use a mobile app to control the camera and see what you're shooting with your smartphone these cameras do require more effort than the point-and-shoot type 360 cameras like those from Rico and LG but in the end the SP 364 K is more versatile and the video quality is pretty good too