Have you ever considered what it would be like to relive the simplest moments in your life and be ready to share them with others? Maybe it's your wedding floor. Or the birth of your child or your first birthday. Maybe it's that touchdown that led his team to victory in the closing seconds of a game. With today's mobile computer gaming technology, creating virtual memories is possible and getting started has never been easier. Humaneyes Technologies, an innovative proprietary technology, has developed an easy-to-use dual camera that combines 360-degree photography with immersive 3-D computer games (VR), outperforming an easy-to-use solution that costs roughly the equivalent of a DSLR camera.
"360-degree videos and photos are still changing the way we use cameras to capture the planet around us," says media expert Jim Malcolm of Humaneyes Technologies. "The global adoption of virtual reality headsets, along with 3D cameras, provides more ways to create virtual content and virtual memories." "We did it in the simplest terms, from documenting mako sharks using the Invention Channel to weightless experiments inside the International Space Platform, flying well 250 miles above the horizon." "We're now excited to see how consumers create their own immersive, first-hand stories," says Malcolm.
he Vuze XR easily switches from a 360-degree camera to a VR180 camera and records virtual videos and photos. Whether you're recording or live streaming, users can create and share virtual experiences right then and there, then save them to revisit next week or next decade. VUZE's special features include 18-megapixel still images, built-in stabilization, filters, and a virtual reality editing package. Also, it doesn't get more portable. But not everything must be virtual; The VUZE also functions as a 5.7K and 4K 2D camera up to 60fps to capture high resolution video and images to complete your photo album. Think about vacations and how the latest in virtual reality technology can help create unforgettable memories and connect distant friends and family.
“Everything is often viewed, controlled and edited, right from your phone, so you can record, create and share virtual videos at any time,” says Malcolm
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