There are now plenty of ways to shoot panoramas with your iPhone, from add-on donut-shaped lenses to a whole home-screen's worth of app that will stitch and twist your images into a patchwork poster.

A cool new gadget is shaking things up in the world of tactical operations. Bounce Imaging just unveiled an innovative tool at a recent conference, and it's got everyone talking. It has developed this ...

Imagine spending the time to take 36 perfectly spaced photographs and then later combining them into a fully scrollable 360-degree panoramic image. Now imaging doing the exact same thing, only instead ...

New solar-powered, 360-degree cellular camera targets remote and off-grid property monitoring as consumer demand for ...

The sheer scale of CES in Las Vegas means that you are bound to stumble across some unexpected gems while wandering the halls. This 360-degree panoramic camera from Ricoh is a great example of that.

In the past year, we’ve seen several new products designed to help you easily capture 360-degree photos and videos. Now comes a new entrant, Centr Camera, but what makes this device unique, its ...

Original article: After HD video and 4K Ultra HD, what could be the next big thing in videography? Some say 360-degree panoramic videos will be commonplace soon, and the number of panoramic cameras ...

Photographer and maker James Mitchell has created an awesome 360 degree panoramic camera, using 10 Raspberry Pi Zero mini PCs and aptly named the new camera the Zero 360. As you can see from the image ...

Immersing yourself in a beautiful 360 degree scene that stretches far beyond what photography can usually offer may sound like an otherworldly idea, yet with the help of the latest technology, this is ...

Hot on heels of the Xiaomi Mi Pad 3 announcement earlier today, the Chinese tech company is now preparing to launch its new 360-degree camera in China, priced at approximately $246. Dubbed the Xiaomi ...

A new camera ball takes panoramic shots when thrown into the air. Nov. 17, 2013 — -- Forget pressing a shutter button. With the Panono, you can take a picture simply by throwing it up in the air.

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