#360 degrees

Photo spheres or 360-degree images are fun ways of capturing places since they allow you to take a snapshot of the entire environment --far more immersive than the usual flat photos. What we have here is the Ricoh Theta S which uses its dual 180-degree cameras that easily produce 360 photos and videos. It touts a 1/2.3-inch CMOS sensor on both the front and back sides which cover 180 degrees each. HD Live Streaming - 360-degree images could be broadcasted online in real time by connecting an HDMI cable to the Theta S. Plus, there's also the interval shooting mode if you want to create a 360-degree video of a time lapse which we think would be pretty cool (we'll try to make one and update this post if time permits). Capturing 360-degree photos and viewing them on the app afterwards bring a sense of entertainment since it's pretty fun to swipe the image around and look at every corner of the image surrounding you. [gallery type="columns" ids="112793,112792,112516"] Pre-ride 360-degree group photo #theta360 - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA MOA Fountain #theta360 - Spherical Image - RICOH THETA Post from RICOH THETA. We’ve seen and heard of the two upcoming smart watches from LG and Motorola – the G Watch and Moto 360. Read more in our articles including "Ricoh Theta S 360-degree Camera Review" and "LG G Watch and Motorola Moto 360 Comparison".