Theta Z1 360 Degree Spherical Camera with Dual 1" Sensors USA Model
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Features
- 23MP resolution 360 degree still images using a large sensor and a new type of lens unit. The camera is equipped with 2, 1.0 Inch back illuminated CMOS Image Sensor, one of the largest for consumer 360 degree cameras; It incorporates two units that can support about 20M effective pixels, achieving high resolution 360 degree images equivalent to about 23M still image output pixels. Moreover, it supports the best of ISO6400 high sensitivity shots, showing its strength in night and dark indoor shots; The lens unit uses Ricoh original tri fold structure technology, allowing for a slim body of just 24 millimeter despite the large image sensor
- Renewed the image processing algorithm achieved to get low and high sensitivity, low noise, and high resolution images; Moreover, dynamic Range (Dry) compensation is automatically made for normal shooting, effectively reducing blown out and pitch black shadows for outdoor locations with brightness contrast; The camera offers a range of shooting modes, including HDR Rendering, Interval composite shooting that can be Used to record star trails, and multi bracket shooting that can take continuous shots with up to 19 settings
- High quality 4K 360 degree videos using the latest image stabilization technology; The camera has added 3 axis rotational stabilization while shooting videos to show superior image stabilization; This makes it possible to shoot high resolution, smooth 360 degree videos in 3840 x 1920 pixels, equivalent to 4K size, and 30 FPS (frames per second); aperture priority automatic exposure (AV), shutter priority automatic exposure (TV), is sensitivity automatic exposure (is), and manual (M) have also been added to the exposure settings, allowing for more meticulous video settings
- Superior scalability through updates and plug-ins; Following on from the Ricoh THETA V, The camera uses Qualcomms snapdragons and an Android based operating system; Firmware updates facilitate continuous functional expansions and performance improvements
Description
The Ricoh Theta Z1 is the flagship model of the Theta camera series, with Ricoh deploying exceptional optical and image processing technologies, cultivated through years of high-performance Camera development, to pursue its highest resolution and quality to date. The compact main body is equipped with 2 1. 0-Inch back-illuminated CMOS image sensor, enabling approx. 23MP resolution 360-degree still images. It supports a diverse range of shooting modes, such as aperture Priority, allowing users to take high-quality images regardless of the setting: outdoors, nighttime, indoors, tropical beaches or snowy mountain views - nothing is off limits. Moreover, it is possible to shoot considerably smooth and immersive 360-degree videos in 4K (3840x1920 pixels) and 30 frames per second (FPS) thanks to powerful 3-axis rotational stabilization to compensate for rotational shake.
Shooting Modes: Automatic
Exposure Control Type: Manual
Color: Black
Video Capture Resolution: 4K DCI 2160p
Media Type: ProductImage, EnhancedContent
Product Dimensions: 4.05 x 7.05 x 2.85 inches
Item Weight: 6.4 ounces
Item model number: 910778
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: February 25, 2019
Manufacturer: Ricoh
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Style: Camera only
I read and studied reviews of this product for months before purchasing. It was a big purchase for me (for this kind of camera). I LOVE the quality of the stills. There is just no substitute for quality large format sensors. I love the RAW support. OK - I rated it 5 stars because it's the best quality STILL 360 camera I could afford. There are a couple of things about this I don't like about it - and they are well documented. It doesn't accept memory cards and you can't replace the battery. I would have accepted a larger body to accommodate these two factors. But that's not how they decided to design it. I'm able to work with these two constraints. I just make sure it's fully charged and has nothing on the internal memory before I do any shoots. This isn't for everyone. But if you're looking for REALLY GOOD stills, this is one of the best. Don't buy it for videos (as plenty of reviewers have indicated).
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Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2020 by R. Newlin
Style: Camera only
Having used the former Ricoh Theta V and Insta360 One X, this camera is by far the best for 360 PHOTOS. It IS expensive but image quality and color saturation are beautiful. I am a REALTOR and even in low light (you can control the ISO, shutter speed, apeture size, etc.) the 360 photos look great. Most of the time, I just set the camera on AUTO and take JPEG images. BUT, if you want VIDEOS as well at this time (June 2019) the Insta360 One X would be a more affordable second choice. You can take videos with the Theta Z1 but camera is best for PHOTOS. The workflow for JPEG images is as easy as you can get. The fixed memory (19GB) is enough for taking PHOTOS.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2019 by Kenneth Wozny
Style: Camera only
I bought the Theta which was about $400 and then purchased this one which was about $1,000 to see if there was that much difference in the quality. There most definitely is. The pictures on the Z come out much more crisp, and even in low light I was happy with the results. I really like being able to see the battery life % on a screen. It's heavier than the other Theta, but not by much. I will be returning the other camera. Perfect for 360 photos for real estate.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2020 by Kelly C. Kelly C.
Style: Camera only
I use this for indoor 360 photos for virtual home tours. I also have an Insta OneX, but the Theta Z1 takes a far superior photo indoors. The battery could last a little longer, in my opinion, but most of the time, it lasts long enough for what I need.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2020 by FrostyGirl
Style: Camera only
In combination with the dual fish-eye plugin, this has made a great camera for shooting pro-grade 360 home tours! The lack of a removable battery and expandable storage via micro SD is VERY disappointing for a camera of this caliber and price point, but I've not had a shoot yet that this was an issue, but larger properties (5000 sqft+) will probably be very difficult to capture in one go. Image quality is really good and with dual fish eye HDR RAW photos, the dynamic range smashes what I get from my 5D MK IV, it's incredible what you can recover in post.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2020 by nate nicholson
Style: Camera only
Works much better than the other older Ricohs, I tried a LOT OF 360 CAMERAS, and this one is one of my favorites because of the resolution, speed, and ease of use.
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2020 by Mr. Robot
Style: Camera only
Camera would power on with an ERROR message on the display. Searching the internet, this seems to be a common issue. The camera is bricked. I've had each of the Ricoh Theta models since they started making them. Most of the died, but until now after I got the next model. Z1 was by far the most expensive and its life span was too short for the price, and Ricoh has not released a significant upgrade to replace it. (I don't count the higher-capacity Z1 as a significant-enough upgrade to have replace an otherwise working Z1 OG.) In addition to this hard and permanent failure, the camera had other issues, as described in other reviews. Battery life was not great. Thermals were not great. Phone connectivity was not great. I did like the wired mode; along with a tripod adapter, OBS, and a separate mic, I used the Theta as a video call camera. It was super clunky in terms of both cabling and software, but it worked. It would be great if the cable port was on the side and the camera showed up as a regular desktop cam without needing OBS. I'm losing faith in Ricoh's 360's. I'll try Insta360 again next.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2024 by mijagourlay
Style: Camera only
If you are looking for a camera that will take excellent 360 pictures this is a good choice. The large sensors take one of the best "one shot" pictures and the camera is great for doing 360 virtual tours or taking Google street view shots.
Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2020 by skidoctor