Shenzen-based Insta360 has been making 360-degree cameras for a few years now, but — like most consumer 360-degree cameras — none of them have been anything terribly special. The resolution is usually ...

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One of the big new trends in cameras is those that can take 360-degree videos or pictures. But Rylo, a San Francisco startup that's recently released its own such camera, thinks what's more important ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Geoffrey Morrison is a travel writer and digital nomad. Once a fringe novelty, 360 cameras in 2017 saw several important updates, ...

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Remember 360 cameras? Well, it turns out that not only is spherical video not dead, it’s just finding its lane. On YouTube you can find 360 videos of some of the world’s most beautiful places, and if ...

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360 cameras exist. YouTube already supports livestreaming in the immersive format. Yesterday Facebook finally opened up its popular Live service to 360 videos too. But not for everyone. Right now it's ...