Gadgetory

we love seeing companies improve their products the kodak pixpro SP 360 was one of the first cameras to properly support 360 degree horizontal video but only in a vertical Half Dome the next camera fixed that but only if you bought two cameras and bolted them together but now we arrive at the orbit 360 for K properly including 220 megapixel image sensors each with an ultra wide-angle lens producing fully spherical 4k video the standard set of tricks is of course included NFC support with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi radios to pair with Android and iOS devices microSD card support for up to 128 gigabyte cards and the orbit will have a mic input and HDMI output adding quite a bit of flexibility to the built-in hardware and phone based app control kodak will also be selling an optional Bluetooth controller which can be mounted to Steadicam or selfie sticks even with two large dome lenses this is a fairly rugged housing rated IP 65 for dust and water resistance with the port cover closed now 360 degree video is still finding its footing for consumer applications here the pix pro team is improving the backend experience for editing and sharing the camera can capture higher-quality video files from each lens saved as separate files and merged through a program installed on a computer or the orbit can immediately output a merged 360 degree video at a lower bitrate and for those times you don't need the full field of view from both cameras you can shift to a standard wide-angle UHD video looking similar to other action cameras on the market previous pixpro cameras have arrived well accessorized with mounts brackets and clips and we'd expect the orbit to come similarly equipped when the camera shifts in the first quarter of 2017 for 499 dollars as always thanks so much for watching be sure to subscribe to this channel for our full CES 2017 coverage and help us out with some sharing on your favorite social networks for PocketNow i'm juan carlos Becnel some gadget guy on Twitter and Instagram and I will catch you all on the next video