YI 360 VR Camera Dual-Lens 5.7K HI Resolution Panoramic Camera with Electronic Image Stabilization, 4K in-Camera Stitching
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Features
- 5.7K Resolution: Records 360 videos in up to 5.7K resolution at 30 frames per second with the 'Auto-Stitch' option in the app or in the in-camera menu turned off, ready to stitch in the accompanying YI 360 Studio (Windows) (Note: Compatible devices and software is required to playback 5.7K videos).
- In-Camera Stitching: 4K/30fps in-camera stitching, shoot then share complete 4K 360 videos and pictures without the need of post-processing.
- YI 360 APP: Use the accompanying YI 360 App (iOS & Android) to effortlessly connect to your smartphone, where you can view in four different modes, download and share to social media, instantly.
- Dual-Lens: Dual-lens camera, each lens is 220 with an aperture of f/2.0 and together provide complete 360 coverage, with clear vibrant images and zero blind spots; Built-in Advanced Electronic Image Stabilization(EIS) keeps your footage stable.
- Package Includes: YI 360 VR Camera, battery, USB Type-C cable,mini tripod, protective bag, user manual. NOTE:YI 360 is only compatible with 1400mAH YI 360 VR/4K/4K+ Replacement Battery.
Description
The First Accessible 5.7K 360 Camera The YI 360VR Camera makes shooting 360 videos easy, its 5.7K resolution delivers spectacularly high quality unstitched video and offers in-camera stitching in up to 4K/30fps resolution. Capture life in all its glory and then relive it with an incredibly immersive 360° viewing experience. Fully immersive, truly vivid Built with the newest generation technology including an Ambarella H2V95 chipset and two Sony IMX377 image sensors. The powerful Ambarella VR chip combined with dual Sony image sensors deliver spectacularly smooth, vivid 360 images without consuming extensive power. Small, Light, and Compact With an ergonomic design, simple shape and weighing only 6 ounces, it can fit comfortably in the palm of your hand for you to film everything, anywhere. Instantly live stream to the world Effortlessly share your in-camera stitched footage to social media using the accompanying YI 360 App. The integrated high-speed Wi-Fi allows you to live stream directly to numerous live streaming platforms in 4K, including Facebook and YouTube. Start your journey and record it all in immersive, high resolution 360 videos.
Brand: YI
Special Feature: 5.7k video and 4K live streaming, In-camera stitching
Item Weight: 170 Grams
Item dimensions L x W x H: 4.02 x 2.09 x 1.17 inches
Included Components: Kit
Model Name: YI 360 VR CAMERA
Exposure Control Type: Automatic
Shutter Type: Rolling Shutter
Global Trade Identification Number: 19
Product Dimensions: 4.02 x 2.09 x 1.17 inches
Item Weight: 6 ounces
Item model number: 96008
Batteries: 1 Lithium Polymer batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: September 30, 2017
Manufacturer: YI Technology
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This camera is a blast but I do have some difficulties streaming live to YouTube with it. The system asks me to enable a live stream, which I try to do from my laptop with encoders or on YouTube itself to no avail. The facebook streaming option, on the other hand, worked straight out of the box pretty much. I have not tried streaming to other facebook pages yet. It's not the most user-friendly right now but these issues are software problems that I suspect will improve with time. The video it produces is breathtaking to me. I wish it could stitch the highest res ones automatically and I am unable to stitch them at the moment on my macbook since their software is only for PC right now. I can't wait to see what those would look like.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2018 by Matt R
Having read all of the positive reviews, I was excited to use a 360 camera that "just works". The user interface is decent on the camera but the size was a little larger that what I expected compared to some of its competitors. I liked the replaceable batteries and this came in handy on the day of filming. I updated to the latest firmware (1.1.53) from Yi's website via SD card but neither of my phones were able to connect to this camera over WiFi (neither 2.4G or 5G). One is an iPhone 8 and the other an iPhone X. Not the latest phones, but running the latest OS updates. Tried a connection to an Android phone owned by a friend, and no problem. There is no Mac editing software. You are forced to purchase third party editing/stitching software, or use a PC to edit, and I am not able to interface with the phone for live view or to change settings over iOS. If you have an Android ecosystem, probably a decent camera (not waterproof though). However, if you run Apple, forget it. I wish I didn't throw away the packaging before my main event otherwise I would be returning this to Amazon. I wasn't disappointed in build quality or packaging. These were good, but for a camera that is essentially unusable for me if I need to activate it remotely, or set up a live view shots, disappointing.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2019 by Joel
Update: I have had to update this review to reflect the fact that not only has Yi long abandoned this camera, it also appears to have been a one and done in the company's one and done venture into consumer 360 video. I now own the insta360 One X and whereas the video quality is not a substantial upgrade, the software and app are incredibly better. I can now stitch 360 video in 5.7k without the frustration of software failure and the Freemotion feature has unleashed creativity. True 5.7k 360 video at $150 is a good deal, but I cannot continue to recommend purchasing a new product that has essentially been discontinued and no longer supported by its manufacturer well before it arrives at your door. Original review: Having been extremely satisfied with the performance to cost ratio of my Yi 4K action cam relative to its chief competitors, I had been anxiously awaiting the release of the company’s 360 degree offering and it has not disappointed. No, it doesn’t have all the bells and whistles of the GoPro Fusion or Garmin Virb, but when it comes to the fundamental nature of a cameras intended purpose recording 360 video and capturing 360 photos it easily matches the performance of them despite the $300 lower price tag. Pros: *Excellent video quality in 5.7K setting *Good video quality in 4K setting *Stitching line is nearly imperceptible and easy using the companion Windows software *Uses same batteries as Yi 4K, extras are relatively cheap *Expandable storage up to 128GB (the 32GB Ricoh Theta V will quickly fill up) *Only require one MicroSD card (unlike GoPro Fusion) *Great low light performance relative to other 360 cameras *Strong WIFI performance *Digital stabilization provided by recent firmware works great *Solid build quality with rubber like feel for better grip *Includes surprisingly good quality mini tripod that the selfie stick can attach to extending the height *Includes nice pouch providing adequate protection from scratches while in a pocket Meh: *Good 360 photo quality relative to other 5.2K cameras, but inferior to cheaper offerings like Theta and Xiaomi Mi Sphere) *Average battery life (specs are accurate ~40 minutes in 5.7K and an hour in 4K) *2.5K live streaming to Facebook and YouTube (if your into that sorta thing) *Doesn’t have a feature like Fusion’s Overcapture, but can easily be replicated if not better with 3rd party video editing software Cons: *In-camera stitching limited to 4K and mediocre in quality *Requires costly class 3 Micro SD cards to record smoothly in 5.7K *Lacks sensors like GPS, accelerometer, barometer *Not water resistant *Not shock proof *Voice controls are nearly useless, you have to be right by the camera to work Overall: This is undeniably the best value 360 camera currently on the market with video quality rivaling, if not surpassing, those that cost twice as much. This doesn’t mean it is the best camera choice for everyone interested in 360. To benefit from 5.2K and over cameras you really need to have a computer with a minimum of recent generation i5 processor and dedicated graphics card to reasonably run stitching software on highest resolution videos necessary to take advantage of the superior video quality offered. Additionally, 5.7K videos eats up a lot of space. We’re talking about a GB per minute of recording, so plan on buying some external hard drives. Sure, you can just record in 4K and playback on your phone without any of the hassle, but if convenience is your main priority then save money going with the Insta360 One 4K or Xiaomi Mi Sphere. The current crop of higher resolution cameras also emphasize video over photo and slightly inferior to cheaper cameras like the Ricoh Theta S or Xiaomi Mi Sphere capturing photos, so I’d recommend looking at those if you’re more into 360 photos. When compared to it’s main competitors, I consider the Yi 360 VR as the lifestyle/family cam of the bunch rather than an action cam. The shockproof, waterproof and oodles of sensors offered by the likes of the GoPro Fusion and Garmin Virb are far better suited to match the demands of the adrenaline junkies out there. However, if you want to best relive your Disney vacation, capture all the kids opening their Christmas presents at once, post an online walkthrough of a home your selling…etc., then you won’t find a product that does it better within an $800 price range.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2018 by Jeff
Be warned when you purchase this camera. The manufacturer no longer supports it. The software for editing and running it on your computer is no longer available on their site for download. However, if you go to the facebook group for this camera, the community has kept that software available for use. That said, with the mobile control app still available, this is a perfectly functional camera. I've used cameras that when you connect to it's wifi it disconnects your normal wifi. This one doesn't do that, or if it does it's very polite about putting it back when you're done. With the app you can connect the camera directly to wifi and and even stream directly to YouTube with it. It's remarkable. I disagree that the on the fly stitching is as seamless as others are saying, but maybe that's because I'm using it in an enclosed environment, and maybe it gets better at distances greater than 6 feet in either direction. But for my purposes, it's really good. It doesn't have the stabilization of more expensive 360 cameras I've used. And it's a little heavier. But that's the only compromise for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2019 by 3D Printing Professor