The day before yesterday it was released, the new 360 camera from Nikon. Samsung also has a 360 camera that was released not so long ago, but the model from Nikon seems to be a little bit sharper in some respects. Guess who went shopping for an early Christmas present for ourselves yesterday!
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ShareWhat is a 360 camera?
The point of a 360 camera is that it captures everything around you. It has a lens in each direction and combines everything into a single image. You can film with the camera and get a film that is displayed in 360 degrees.
This means, if you are watching the film on an iPad, you can turn the iPad and see what is to the left or right of what you first saw. If you are watching the film on a computer, you can use your mouse to move to the right or left of the image. And - if you're watching the film with VR glasses - you'll feel like you're crawling inside. unnecessarily the film and are on site. Hello and welcome to the future!
Where can you watch 360 films?
So far, it's primarily possible to watch 360 films on YouTube and Facebook. Over time, more and more sites will probably support the new technology, but the giants are leading the way.
We, who have a travel blog, hope to be able to show films in this format in the future, but for now we can show our films on our Facebook page and on our relatively new Youtube channel.
Key Mission 360
So we got the Key Mission 360 camera from Nikon and Peter is as happy as a child on Christmas Eve, haha. In addition to the fact that this camera can film in 360 degrees, you can also use it under water. Lots of exciting possibilities!
We are of course planning to film here in the marina and on our various trips. Among other things, we have a plan to attach the camera to the helmet on the ski slope in the Alps in January. Weeehooo! Hope you join us on our new adventures!
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Ditte says:
Congratulations on a good and fun purchase! Have so far only read about the camera but it is certainly interesting. Absolutely! And handy to the format as well, even more important.
I like both the format and what I have read about the camera. (Got a link yesterday from a good friend).
Might be a purchase here too.
I imagine Peter's Samsung camera will have some breaks.
18 December 2016 - 6:08
TantGlad says:
Nice and good with a new and a really good camera. Of course you should buy one. I only have my mobile phone that I use the camera on, but you should probably buy a real camera that is good.
Have a great Sunday!
18 December 2016 - 7:20
Lena - gott för själen says:
Haha, you can really see the happiness in Peter's eyes! The happiness of a new technology gadget 🙂.
Looking forward to many cool films!
Hug Lena
18 December 2016 - 7:25
Steve says:
O M G! I understand even though it seems incomprehensible. You can tell from Peter that Christmas Eve came early this year.
18 December 2016 - 7:30
admin says:
Ditte, how nice that you have also looked at this camera! Yes, the size is really handy!
Tantglad, mobile phone cameras are good nowadays and can be used in many situations, but sometimes a real camera is much better!
Lena, yes, but isn't it? 🙂
Steve, yes indeed, our Christmas present has arrived. The development is almost incomprehensible, but we will see more and more of this!
18 December 2016 - 8:20
Lennart says:
Fun with gadgets.
Great views!
18 December 2016 - 8:58
Husbilen Helge says:
A genuine smile of appreciation shows Peter! Hope that there will be many 360 degrees!
18 December 2016 - 9:19
Marina says:
Exciting! Looking forward to the results with great expectation and it will be really fun to rush down the Alps together with you 🙂 .
18 December 2016 - 9:20
Anette says:
Cool camera, will be fun to see the pictures. The underwater camera we have, an Isaw, which we use when we snorkel, the pictures are ok. It will be exciting to see the quality of the pictures from your little novelty.
18 December 2016 - 9:22
Comsi Comsa says:
Wow, a camera that sees EVERYTHING 🙂 of course I'm coming along... 🙂 🙂
Hugs ❤
18 December 2016 - 9:38
Annie - lättlagat vegokäk says:
Ahh, so very cool! Can't wait to see how it turns out!
18 December 2016 - 9:47
Geddfish says:
What a terrible thing! Of course the eyes shine on Peter, haha!
Mind you, I started my photography with a box camera on my belly 😀 and have since followed along pretty far, thinking technology is fun.
Now I am eagerly awaiting your new antics 😀 yes!
Advent and display Sunday hugs <3
18 December 2016 - 9:57
admin says:
Lennart, new technology can be really fun if you have a good use for it.
The motorhome Helge, right? It kind of shone in the eyes, haha.
Marina, it will be very exciting to try and see how it turns out!
Anette, great that you have an underwater camera! We thought about one before, but it didn't happen then.
Comsi Comsa, glad you're following along! 🙂
Annie, yes, but isn't it? We are also very excited and curious 🙂 .
Geddfish, technology is advancing at a furious pace, it must be said! The box camera was perhaps not so long ago, but still feels very distant!
18 December 2016 - 10:31
Katarina Wohlfart says:
But exciting! 🙂 Photo nerdiness at the highest level 🙂
18 December 2016 - 10:35
Cathinka says:
One more thing for the wish list. Will be really fun to see when you start posting!
18 December 2016 - 11:12
Solan says:
Oh so much fun! But given Peter's cheerful face, we look forward to festive and good films on our favourite blog! Dé é baré ´to go and film at the same time! It will be fun to go downhill with you 🙂.
18 December 2016 - 11:23
Husisblogg says:
Oh what joy there was in those eyes, you never get too grown up for technical things...? (at least that's what my male owner says)
My owners and I hope to be able to enjoy some nice pictures with the new camera soon.
Until then, we wish you all a very happy 4th Advent!
18 December 2016 - 11:55
Kors och Tvärs says:
Congratulations on a good purchase. New technology is fun to tinker with 🙂 and when it's as good as your pictures, it's a joy to see the results.
18 December 2016 - 11:56
Lars Permelin says:
It seems to be a useful camera for capturing a special place and its surroundings. It will be interesting to see if and how this little gadget can take the image to a new level.
18 December 2016 - 12:09
BP says:
WOW! Congratulations on your new mate! Peter looks like a kid on Christmas Eve, for sure:-) Don't forget to name it, it will last longer and "sound" better!
Will be fun to see you and the camera "in action" and how the result will be. Just like Steve, I have to "see" it, as I have no great imagination when it comes to technical stuff;-)
It goes without saying that I'm on board:-)
18 December 2016 - 12:17
Elisabeth says:
Great news. I had no idea it was available to everyone. Can't wait to see the results eventually!
18 December 2016 - 15:24
Matts Torebring says:
When I bought my Canon EOS 70D, the Seagull stick looked at it and said, "Will you use 5 % of everything it can do"? It's not that bad, of course.
But there is a lot to learn. Good luck with your new camera.
18 December 2016 - 16:28
s p i n d e l t j e j e n says:
Oh what fun, post some photos later so you can see 😀.
18 December 2016 - 17:07
Kattis says:
IIIIIHH The photo nerd in me got a little excited now....it will be cool to see your first pictures and films with this camera!:)
sv: hehe I have also been told that carp is a rather boring fish!:P
18 December 2016 - 20:00
admin says:
Katarina, yes indeed! It will be exciting this 🙂
Cathinka, well first we have to start understanding how everything works 😉.
Solan, we hope the films will be fun! It's a bit of a learning curve at first, but it's going to be interesting!
Husisblogg, Peter has been talking about this for a long time, so yeah.... it came out of his eyes when he finally got to unpack it, haha 😉.
We don't really know how it will turn out, but of course we hope it will be good 🙂 .
Lars, yes, there are completely new functions compared to previous cameras, so it is really a new thing and also with new areas of use!
BP, haha, I have told him to name it! It hasn't got a name yet, I think, but maybe it will 😉.
Elisabeth, this is completely new. Peter reads a lot about this kind of thing, otherwise I wouldn't have known about it.
Matts, I can sometimes think that it's hard to learn everything. But when I begin to understand how it works, then it's fun with new technology!
Spider girl, of course we do! 🙂
Kattis, it will be very exciting to see how it turns out! We will get back to you when we have learnt a bit more about it all!
18 December 2016 - 21:30
BP says:
Answer: Nikke would be an appropriate name - since it's a Nikon, that is;-)
18 December 2016 - 22:15
JoY says:
So exciting to see the pictures and hear what you think.
Hugs
19 December 2016 - 9:37