The 360 Degree Selfie Camera To Make Spherical Images in This Selfie World.

The 360 degree selfie camera the new era of photography.

                             The inexpensive 360° Degree Selfie Camera that make spherical images are opening  a new era in photography and changing the way that people  can  share stories.

                                       We experience the world in 360° degree surrounded by sight until recently.these were two main options for shooting photos and video that captured that context : use  a rig to position multiple cameras at different angles with overlapping fields of view or pay at least $10,000  for a special camera.The production process was just as cumbersome  and  generally took multiple days to complete .Once you shot your footage you had to a transfer the image  to a computer;wrestle with complex pricey software to fuse them into a seamless picture; and format that other people could view easily.

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Various type of 360° Degree Selfie Camera  -:

* ALLie Camera

* Kodak PixPro SP360° 

* 360°fly

* Ricoh Theta S

* Samsung Gear 360°

* ALLie Camera  -: 

It uses technology originally developed for the surveillance industry and can capture images in low light.

                        Today anyone can buy a decent 360° camera for less than $500 record a video within a minutes and upload it on Facebook or YouTube . much of this amateur 360° content is blurry some of it is mundane , (waiting footage of a strangers vacation is almost as boring in Spherical view as it is in regular mode.) But the best user-generated 360° photos and videos. such as the virtual Forest-deepen the viewers appreciation of a place or an event.

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Kodak PixPro SP360°  -: 

It can be mounted  on a drone to produce aerial 360` videos.

        The inexpensive 360° cameras such as Kodak PixPro SP360° 4K only $450 are popping up an basketball backboards, football fields and hockey nets during practice for professional and collegiate teams coaches say -: the resulting videos help players visualize the action and prepare for games in ways that conventional sideline and End-zone videos can't. 

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360° Fly 4K -:   

Dustproof and water-resistant its often used to record extreme Sports.

                                  The Los Angeles  Startup Giblib makes an spherical  videos of medical procedures to teach student about surgery. The Company films the operations by attaching  a $500 360°fly 4K Camera ,Which  is the Size of a baseball to surgical  lights above the patient, The 360° view enables students to see hot just the surgeon and surgical site but also the way the operating room is organized and how the  operating  room  staff interacts.     

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Ricoh Theta S  -:

Ricoh put the image Sensors on the Camera,s Sides instead of behind its lenses making its thin Shape possible.

                                 Because Creating 360° content requires stitching together multiple images doing it on the fly for live streaming represent an impressive. technical achievement,computer - vision algorithms have simplified the process. So that it can be done on the camera itself, which in turn allows people to live-stream video with minimal delays (it helps that  most consumer-grade camera have only two lenses.and thus one stitch line,professional version can have six to 24 lenses.) The ALLie Camera support fast do Ricoh's upcoming Ricoh R and kit camera and kodak's  Orbit360 4K which will be available later this year.

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Samsung Gear 360°  -:

Samsung given these cameras  to New York Times and Reutes journalists  who are producing 360° NEWS coverage.

                             Journalists from the New York Times and Reuters are using $350. Samsung Gear 360° Cameras to produce Spherical photos and videos that document anything from hurricane damage in Haiti to a refuges camp in Gaza.
                              

   
                              
            Most 360° Cameras lack displays and  view finders. To compensate Camera makers developed an Apps that you can download on your phone to compose shots and review the resulting images. The Cameras connect to the Apps wirelessly and many of them allow you to upload photos and videos directly from your phone to Facebook or YouTube. In turn those sites have made it possible over the past year for people not just to post recorded 360° content but to live stream 360° videos as well.

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              In fact John Carmack the Chief Technology Officer of Facebook's  Oculus said  : " VR Subsidiary has predicated that people will spend less than 50 percent of their VR time playing games. Instead they may don VR headsets  to do thing like virtually attent a wedding ".
                                                        
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