This video by RT, titled “Space 360,” is the first-ever interactive 360-degree video shot on the International Space Station. It’s also of special interest for photography enthusiasts: it shows the inside of the service module, where the astronauts’ Nikon DSLR cameras and lenses are stored on the walls. The video was filmed by Russian cosmonaut […]
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Компания Samsung Electronics одновременно с анонсом нового смартфона Galaxy Note7 дала полноценный запуск своей камере Gear 360 для съемки панорамного видео. Эта камера была изначально представлена на открытии выставки MWC 2016, которая прошла в Барселоне с 22 по 25 февраля 2016 года. photorealm.ru »
2016-08-02 19:51
Компания Samsung Electronics одновременно с анонсом нового смартфона Galaxy Note7 дала полноценный запуск своей камере Gear 360 для съемки панорамного видео. Эта камера была изначально представлена на открытии выставки MWC 2016, которая прошла в Барселоне с 22 по 25 февраля 2016 года. ferra.ru »
2016-08-02 19:51
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