Beijing, CHINA, December 4, 2019 – Today Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. announced its two latest 5G mobile platforms – the Qualcomm Snapdragon™ 865 and
Are you getting a little bored of your 4:3, 16:9 or even 18:9 camera frames that provide a limited view of the world you are trying to capture? 360-degree cameras can represent a scene in an entirely new way, enabling the viewer to capture a greater range and sensory experience.
Among the many products in this rapidly growing photography category, Mi Sphere Camera is an well rounded, accessible device that elevates the user experience from just seeing the world in the front to the entire scenario of that location.
“A 360-degree camera is an important tool that allows consumers to make their own VR content,” said Huang Yetao, founder of MadV, the manufacturer of Mi Sphere Camera. (MadV is one of Xiaomi’s Mi Ecosystem companies.)
In addition to capturing 360-degree still photos, Mi Sphere Camera also allows users to record amazing panoramic videos at high speeds. Its six-axis electronic image stabilization corrects movement while skiing, skydiving, bungee jumping, or any other high-speed actions. It also has a 1600mAH battery, which is higher in capacity than many other products in its price category. The powerful battery supports up to 75 minutes of 4K video on a single charge during normal temperature conditions.
To accommodate the adventurer who uses the Mi Sphere Camera, the unit is water and dust proof, and can withstand being immersed in 1m of water for up to 30 minutes.
The size is also an important attribute as the Mi Sphere Camera was designed for individuals who are often carrying a lot of equipment. In fact, the thinnest part of the Mi Sphere Camera is only 12mm, making it easy to transport and store as well.
With such specifications, users can focus on reaching the next peak, pushing their limits or exploring a new city knowing that their camera will capture each adventure to the fullest.
Comparison
Life in 360, a YouTube channel focused on 360 photography, created a video comparing the 4K video effects of Mi Sphere Camera, INSTA One and Theta V — three popular consumer-level 360-degree cameras. After changing locations and light conditions with the three units, the reviewer found that Mi Sphere Camera did a great job in stitching and stabilization, and just as well as the others when it comes to the quality of 4K videos.
Below are the key specifications of the three 360-cameras portrayed in the video:
Device name | Theta V | INSTA 360 One | Mi Sphere Camera |
Image resolution | 5376 x 2688 | 6912 x 3456 | 6912 x 3456 |
Video resolution | 3840×1920@30fps | 3840×1920@30fps | 3456 x 1728@30fps |
Size | 45.2 x 130.6 x 22.9mm | 96 x 36.5 x 25mm | 78 x 67.40 x 12.00mm |
Battery life | Supports up to 40 minutes 4K video | 820mAH | 1600mAH |
Image stabilization | Not supportive | Electronic image stabilization | Six-axis electronic image stabilization |
Water-proof | Not supportive | Not supportive | IP67 water/dust-proof |
Price | $375.99 | $299 | $299.99 |
Mi Sphere Camera is now available for U.S consumers to purchase on Amazon, creating an opportunity for the beautiful moments in life to be captured in an entirely new way.
Beijing, CHINA, December 4, 2019 – Today Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. announced its two latest 5G mobile platforms – the Qualcomm Snapdragon™ 865 and