AKASO 360 Action Camera - 5.7K 360 Video with 1/2" 48MP Sensors, 72MP 360 Photo, 360-SuperSmooth, Invisible Selfie Stick, 360° Horizon Lock, AI Tracking Snow Adventure Combo with 128GB MicroSD Card
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Color: Gray
Style: Snow Adventure Combo+128GB MicroSD Card
Features
- 5.7K 360 Video: AKASO 360 action camera captures fully immersive 360 video in stunning 5.7K clarity, ensuring you never miss the action. Unleash your creativity to record your adventures like never before.
- 360 Supersmooth Video: Advanced in-app stabilization algorithms smooth out shakes and jitters in your action for silky smooth footage, even without a gimbal!
- 360 Horizon Steady: Unlock a new level of stabilization360 Horizon Lock keeps your footage level all the time, no matter how you flip or spin.
- Invisible Selfie Stick Effect: Yes! You can create unbelievable third-person shots on your own! The selfie stick automatically disappears from your footage like magic. No photographer? No problem! Invisible Selfie Stick is not included.
- Dual 1/2" 48MP Sensors: Equipped with two massive 1/2" 48MP sensors, AKASO 360 captures more pixels for sharper, clearer images, bringing your action to life.
- 72MP 360 Photos: For the first time, our action camera captures the highest number of megapixels. Your photos have never been this sharp and clear!
- AI Subject Tracking: Let AI-powered tracking intelligently detect your subject and keep it centered in every frame for pro-level tracking shots.
- Shoot First, Frame Later: No need to plan every angle! Just hit record and choose the best angles later. Your footage will come out perfect for sharing in seconds.
- DNG8 RAW Photos: Capture crisp detail and rich toneseven in low light. DNG8 RAW Photo Mode enhances image quality in dark environments, giving you greater dynamic range and editing flexibility.
- AKASO 360 Studio: Take your 360 videos to the next level! Use AKASO 360 Studio and its editing tools to create captivating visuals that make your edits stand out.
Brand: AKASO
Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS
Video Capture Resolution: 5.7K
Maximum Focal Length: 1.4 Millimeters
Maximum Aperture: 2.25 f
Flash Memory Type: Micro SDXC
Video Capture Format: MP4
Supported Audio Format: MP4
Screen Size: 2.29 Inches
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Sensor Type: CMOS
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Color: Gray
Features: 360 Degree Capture, Anti-Shake, Time Lapse, Touchscreen
Photo Sensor Size: 1/2-inch
Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant
Has Image Stabilization: Yes
Image stabilization: Digital
Form Factor: Compact
Item Weight: 180 Grams
Style Name: Snow Adventure Combo+128GB MicroSD Card
Number of Batteries: 1 9V batteries required. (included)
Maximum Focal Length: 1.4 Millimeters
Maximum Aperture: 2.25 f
Minimum Focal Length: 1.4 Millimeters
Lens Type: Fisheye
Focus Type: Fixed Focus
Screen Size: 2.29 Inches
Display Resolution Maximum: 5.7K
Flash Memory Type: Micro SDXC
Flash Memory Video Speed Class: V60
Compatible Devices: Laptop, Personal Computer, Smartphone, Tablet
Brand: AKASO
Model Number: AKASO 360
Camcorder Type: Action Camera
Model Name: AKASO 360 Snow Adventure Combo
Built-In Media: Battery, USB Cable
Are Batteries Included: Yes
Manufacturer: AKASO
UPC: 810082457766
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacturer
Video Resolution: 5.7K
Video Capture Format: MP4
Effective Still Resolution: 48 MP
Shooting Modes: Action Mode, Sports Mode, Time Lapse
Image Aspect Ratio: 21
Supported Image Format: RAW
File Format: MP4
Effective Video Resolution: 5.7 Kilopixels
Supported Audio Format: MP4
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