• https://www.humaneyes.com/products/vuze-xr-camera

$349 at https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/0646C6D1-1F32-44ED-B9F4-83A9881CCC3F?channel=newsletter

You can now view Vuze XR photos and 4K 30fps videos (both 360 and VR180) on Oculus Go wirelessly.

Our second interview

Stabilization example

@Vitaliy_Kiselev I've noticed that on mine - in addition, they capture with extremely deep DOF similar to action cameras which makes it difficult/unlikely to get effective subject/background separation - but for pulling off camera movements that would be otherwise impossible or very difficult, I'm increasingly excited by the possibilities.

I can't see much upside to shooting narrative in 360, but "virtual normal cameras" is actually pretty exciting (though the quality will need to improve a bit more)

Off topic but related: are there VR production rules already in existence? How early is this field on the uptake curve compared to film? 1900? 1910? 1930? I don't mean tech wise (though that is a question in itself), but as a creative medium. What carries over from film production? How is a shoot staged? How is it lit? Has anyone documented the production of a VR movie?

i am comparing now VuzeXR and qoocam and still can not decide.

VuzeXR + 5.7k + protective case for 360 mode in the preorder pack

qoocam + 120 fps + depth map + came earlier and software features seem more finished and advanced

but little is known about vuzeXR may be they can catch with some of the software features of qoocam later?

Does some of the members plan to review VuzeXR?

@Videoist

Kodak had been first, but kind of stuck with it.

http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/18764/ces-2018-kodak-folding-pixpro-3d-vr360-and-vr180-4k-camera-prototype#Item_4

Our detailed interview at Photokina

NEW YORK and COLOGNE, Germany, Sept. 25, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Building on its aim to make 360 degree and VR photo and video content creation accessible to all, HumanEyes Technologies announced today at Photokina the full product details for its Vuze XR Camera, which is now available for pre-order at VuzeXR.com for $439.  Starting today through November 4, customers that pre-order will receive a free bundle that includes a 360° underwater case, a micro SD card and free worldwide shipping (valued at $175).

Shipping in late November, the Vuze XR Camera enables consumers and prosumers to create and share immersive experiences in 360° (2D) or VR180 (3D) formats, both in 5.7K resolution. The camera includes the Vuze XR Mobile App, for iOS and Android, and desktop editing software, for Mac and Windows, which allows anyone to edit and enhance content with popular 360° panoramas like Tiny Planet, as well as stickers, text and more. Users have the ability to live stream to social media or share photos and videos later with family and friends.  Vuze XR Camera customers can create their own VR website to host and share content with the HumanEyes Zone, making VR videos even more accessible.

"People want to bring their content to life and they want to share their experiences for others to enjoy.  We created a dual 360° and VR180 camera, along with a companion mobile app, giving anyone the ability to capture high quality immersive experiences that can be shared in the moment.  The Vuze XR Camera makes it easy and fun to share all of your favorite moments from every angle," said Shahar Bin-Nun, CEO of HumanEyes Technologies.

Available in black or white, the unique dual-camera design seamlessly combines two advanced capture systems into one pocketable device. Portable and simple-to-use, the camera gives everyone the power and convenience to record, live stream and share videos and photos from their mobile phone or computer.

The Vuze XR Camera features:

• The ability to "click" between 2D 360° mode (when the camera is closed) and 3D VR180 mode (when the camera is open)
• Video resolution up to 5.7K at 30fps or up to 4K at 60fps (H.264 MP4)
• Photo resolution of 18MP
• In-camera stitching for up to 4K resolution, and desktop stitching for up to 5.7K resolution
• The ability to live stream to popular social media channels, including Facebook and YouTube in both 360° and VR180.
• Google VR180 Certification: HumanEyes is working closely with the Google team to complete VR180 certification for the Vuze XR Camera.

The camera gives content creators a suite of tools and accessories to make it easy to edit and share 360° and VR180 content, including:

• The Vuze XR Mobile App: For iOS and Android, the app provides remote camera control over Wi-Fi, photo and video preview, editing, and the ability to upload and live stream to social media. Additionally, the app features stabilization control, photo and video filters, virtual stickers, the ability to add text, color adjustments and the "Directors Cut" mode with Track and Follow object viewpoint adjustment, Little Planet effects, fly in and out effects and more.
• Desktop Editing Software: For Mac and Windows, the software supports basic and advanced editing and stitching functions for VR180 and 360° content, including live streaming in both VR180 and 360°, as well as sharing directly to social media channels.
• Accessories: The Vuze XR Camera accessories include a tripod available for $29.95 and an underwater case available for $99.95, which both support 360° and VR180.

Photokina attendees can be among the first to see a demo and experience the power of the new Vuze XR Camera at the HumanEyes booth H-015 in Hall 5.2 from September 26-29.

The HumanEyes Vuze XR Camera is the latest innovation from the company's award-winning 360° and VR camera line, which includes the Vuze and Vuze+ VR cameras. To see the Vuze XR Camera in action, view more product specifications and pre-order, visit VuzeXR.com.  To see it in person please visit the booth at Photokina.