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We don’t normally cover cameras but this is one development Smart Homes Now! is happy to share.
JK Imaging Ltd., the worldwide licensee of KODAK PIXPRO Digital Cameras and Devices, and creator of the highly regarded SP360 Action Camera, now works on YouTube’s recently launched support for 360-degree videos. The KODAK PIXPRO SP360 Action Camera is perhaps one of the few who can do that and now JK Imaging is helping YouTube content creators to share their world with 360-degree videos.
Youtube recently launched their YouTube 360-degree format. Using the PIXPRO free PC and Mac desktop editing software for the SP360, video enthusiasts can now transcribe any video created with the KODAK PIXPRO SP360 Action Camera with a press of a single button to the YouTube 360-degree format and upload content seamlessly to their YouTube channel.
The SP360 is a game-changing, innovative and highly portable device, designed to capture stunning 360-degree HD videos and fully immersive images all in one shot and without the need for multiple cameras and devices.
“The unique, single lens of the KODAK PIXPRO SP360 Action Camera enables you to capture a spherical image, easily creating a highly interactive 360-degree video,” said Paul Meyhoefer, Vice President of Marketing for JK Imaging Ltd. “Using the PIXPRO software to transcribe these videos, YouTube now easily allows anyone to share full interactive 360-degree videos with all their followers. We are extremely excited to have worked with YouTube to help support a platform for users to be able to create and share the next generation of interactive video.”
What does this mean for Smart Home Owners? Well, you won’t have to settle for one-dimensional videos. Perhaps in the near future, this one point-of-view will become a thing of the past. Back then we settled with images and low resolution video. Now we can view 4K Youtube videos and found inventive ways to create new multimedia content. It might become the norm in the near future.
To experience 360-degree interactive videos taken with the SP360 camera, visit the explorein360 YouTube channel or click here.
