The Gear 360 is said to be Samsung’s attempt to take the VR experience to the masses. The camera could also help users easily create 360-degree content for Gear VR headset. The report says that the Samsung Gear 360’s video could be streamed live on a connected device though there is no confirmation on the feature. The company was last month reported to have the Gear 360 name trademarked. The device will be capable of recording at a maximum resolution of 3840×1920 pixels when shooting in dual lens mode as well as 1920×1920 pixels in single lens mode.
Some of the modes tipped include VR view, dual view, panoramic view, time lapse, and looping video. The device is rumoured to offer a setting to switch between recording with a 360 (dual lens) or 180 degree (single lens) front or rear view camera.
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Some of camera features tipped in the Gear 360 include HDR, exposure control, white balance and ISO settings, and a Liveview option. It is likely to include the Gear 360 Gallery, and a separate remote viewfinder app. The 360-degree VR camera is said to come with its own battery and also include built-in storage. The report speculates that the Gear 360 VR camera may work with recent high-end Galaxy devices, apart from the Samsung Galaxy S7.
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The Gear 360 camera will reportedly also pair with smartphones via Bluetooth and the company will also have a dedicated Gear 360 Connect app.
I know, its pretty bad compared to something like the A11/A12. Thats for the Exynos version, he had the snapdragon version which scores poorly. The device is said to be a spherical camera which can capture 360-degree imagery using two 180-degree ‘fisheye’ lenses. I know Geekbench scores arent everything but the newer SoCs make the S7 look like a huge POS. Sammobile reports that the South Korean company’s Gear 360 VR camera is likely a part of the Project Beyond. Now, a new report claims that Samsung may also reveal its yet-unannounced Gear 360 virtual reality (VR) camera at the same event. Samsung recently confirmed its “Galaxy Unpacked 2016” event for February 21 in Barcelona where the company is widely expected to unveil the next Galaxy flagship smartphone with a curved display variant, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge.
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