Reddit reviews Lenovo Mirage Camera with Daydream, VR-Ready Photo and Video Camera, Integration with YouTube and Google Photos, Smartphone Compatibility, Moonlight White
We found 2 Reddit comments about Lenovo Mirage Camera with Daydream, VR-Ready Photo and Video Camera, Integration with YouTube and Google Photos, Smartphone Compatibility, Moonlight White. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.
RELIVE YOUR MEMORIES, NOW ON DEMAND: The Lenovo Mirage Camera lets you share your once-in-a-lifetime moments with friends, so they can see what you saw with the exact same lifelike clarity, and go through what you experienced, first hand. Thanks to two 13MP fisheye cameras to create depth perception, we can both live--and relive--your experiences.POINT AND SHOOT: With a massive 180 x 180 degree field of capture, all you need to worry about is where to point and shoot. It’s literally impossible to miss, the Mirage VR Camera captures everything your eye can see, and more.HIGH QUALITY VR PHOTOS & VIDEO: Built on the Qualcomm Connected Camera Platform with the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 626 mobile processor, the Lenovo Mirage Camera features integrated, high-quality dual cameras and powerful processing for amazing image quality.SEAMLESSLY SHARE AND LIVESTREAM: With built-in Wi-Fi and an integrated X9 LTE modem as an option, you can share your 180 movies and images instantly. We've tightly integrated the Lenovo Mirage Camera with Google Photos and YouTube. All content can be uploaded to Google Photos and livestreamed on YouTube in VR.VR CREATION MADE SIMPLE: We designed the Lenovo Mirage Camera for simplicity, with just three buttons—power, shutter and function. Toggle between three modes: photo, video and live broadcasting. Download the VR180 app by Google to turn your phone’s screen into a viewfinder, letting you preview all your photos and videos before you share them.
The Lenovo Mirage will do it. Currently $123 at Amazon. The VR180 creator app will even process your image and spit out a wigglegram, but it will have some artifacts. I think you can split the image and process the shot yourself in photoshop and premiere to get a cleaner artifact free wigglegram.
https://www.amazon.com/Integration-Smartphone-Compatibility-not-machine-specific/dp/B0793JTT3R
link
It's a mixed bag of a camera, and others have come out since it launched, so don't consider this an absolute endorsement or anything, but I've used it to record live shows before. Audio quality is garbage but the video delivers much more presence than Venue's monoscopic stream.