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The Vuze XR was designed to make shooting 360-degree and 180-degree images and videos as easy as possible, with a chunky and attractive interface.
Specs:
Bit Rate: Up to 120 Mb/sec
Live Stream: Via Vuze XR app
Resolution: 6000x3000px
Photo Format: JPEG, DNG
Microphones: Four MEMS 48 KHz microphones
Format: Four AAC audio tracks
Sensors: 2 x Sony 12MP IMX-378
Lenses: 2x F/2.4
Benefits:
- The flexibility to film either a whole sphere or a half-sphere of VR footage is something that compact devices can only do. Additionally, it’s also capable of in-camera stitching and live streaming, and Vuze offers free desktop editing tools that you’ll probably need.
- Although you can go out and shoot the Vuze XR footage on your own, the accompanying smartphone app may serve as a useful viewfinder.
- It features two 12MP Sony IMX-378 sensors and two f/2.4 210-degree fisheye lenses that are responsible for video and photo capture. In video mode, you can record 5.7 K video at 30 fps or 4 K at either 60fps or 30fps, with a maximum video bit rate of 120 Mb / sec.
- The battery life of the 1,200mAh battery is quoted at around an hour, which fits pretty much. Additionally, the camera can be recharged over a USB-C cable that can also be duplicated as a data transfer tool if you don’t want to use your tablet.
Downsides:
- It’s not waterproof, so it’s not the perfect option for your next kayaking trip
- Battery life isn’t terrific
Verdict:
It has some tough competition from the Insta360 Evo, but the Vuze XR is an excellent bit of a VR film package.
Check out the latest price for the Vuze VUZE-XR-BLK