Panorama 360 Camera

360 degree, yes real 360 degree! Gyroscope Auto Shutter supported, you just need to sweep, the camera will capture all frames automatic. It is the best way to make very high quality 360 panorama photo within 10-30 seconds.

Category	Price	Seller	Device
Photo & Video	$0.99	松滔袁	iPhone, iPad, iPod

Wouldn’t you like a view of the really big 360 panorama picture?

Ordinary cameras seldom capture the full impact of breathtaking landscapes, city scenes and tall buildings. Even if you’ve got a wide angle lens, it’s hard to squeeze everything into the frame and do the scene justice.

To pack more into the picture, photographers traditionally use the
trick of shooting several frames, shifting the camera’s position to capture different parts of the scene. These shots are combined to create one extra-large image. However it’s a fiddly manual process
that demands skill and patience to stitch frames together without obvious joins.

Now there’s a fun, easy way to create seamless, ultra-wide pictures with a huge field of view of up to 360 degrees, that’s equivalent to a wide angle lens wie in one frame. It is easy and quick.

Pano Camera 360 takes the hard work out of creating fabulous panoramic shots. And best of all, you don’t need a Computer or special software: everything’s done for you inside the iPhone.

Panorama 360 Camera can automatically capture and combine a high-speed burst of full-resolution images.Just click the shutter button and sweep the camera clockwise from left to right (or right to left) across your scene. Click done button at the end and wait for the app process all frames. Frames are then stitched together automatically inside the camera: the whole process takes just 10-60 seconds.

Very high resolution:
Sweep Wide mode captures dramatic panoramic shots with detail-packed
11453x1360(360 degress) pixels.

Features:
Adjusting the lans curvature.
White Balance/Brightness Lock to reduce difference for frames
Good for both INDOOR and OUTDOOR
Fast/Auto shutter, easy and Quick
Accelerometer supported
Gyroscope auto shutter
Very high resolution
Recommended shooting distance: >2M
Recommended avoid large areas of walls and sky(Low contrast background)
Flash Light(iPhone4/4s/5) Supported
3D view interface
Landscape and Portrait supported
Universal supported (ipad2/Mini/3/4 tested)
Email,Facebook,Twitter supported

Horizontal and vertical fast shooting for iPhone4s/5 and iPad2/Mini/3/4

Support: [email protected]

Reviews

Nice!
kpahoa

Love it. Easy to use

DO NOT BUY
court64817

This is terrible. It just takes pictures as you go around the room and if the lighting changes a bit, anything moves at all or if you shake it comes out terrible, it’s basically just a bunch of pictures in a slide show, not a 360 camera! DO NOT BUY!! Not worth it at all I want my money back!!!!!!!

Crashes!
ebjazz

Do not purchase! App is not finished! Avoid !!!

Doesn't work. Hasn't been updated in years
seel00

Not sure how this turned up so high in search for a panoramic app. Hasn't been updated in years. Doesn't work well... targets don't align.

App doesn't work
GoochieGooo

First of all the app is not very intuitive. When the use it it shows a grid and tells you to align the box and square until it turns green. well it turns green when it is not aligned but instead above the box. then the next step is to align the dot. this also does not work

Good app . . . But . . .
Andy's Creative Images

I'm a professional photographer and was looking for something that would give better quality and more precision than the iPhone's camera pano app. This app takes a bit of fiddling to understand the process, and better instructions would have saved a lot of negative complaints I'm seeing on here. Once getting the hang if it I would have given it a full five stars and then some, but there is one major issue I can't seem to get around. The app will make the 360 pano, and save to the camera roll, flawlessly. The issue arises when you post the image to Facebook. Sometimes it will post correctly as a 360 panorama image and moving the iPhone moves in the picture, but most times I only get a very thin picture with no movement.