360 camera's
 

Me and the wife have been kicking around the idea of getting a 360 degree camera.

So far we are leaning towards the 360fly 4k because of the water proof to 33'. I also like how it is one camera with no stitching lines.

After watching some video's of high / bright light scenes the stitching line was very obvious based on the difference of lighting to the opposing camera's.

I figured that sunset and sunrise or just really bright light off the lake could make the lines very obvious where a single lens wouldn't have the difference so much.

Anyone have one or used one to input idea's or hints.

This video sparked my wifes interest in getting one.

https://360fly.com/videos/BMsEkbmkfS7QqATBH8zGjB/

I was one of the first to have a Fly 360. Personally I don't use it. It isn't footage that can be used in an edit with other video source. Everything it so distorted and the camera itself is awkward. I think it's cool as a way to record all directions at the same time in the event of an incident. Meaning, a crash, a car accident, a way to document something. But in terms of a way to capture and share cool stuff that you're doing, it's not that great. I went back to my gopro and the 360 collects dust.