Panoramic 360 Film Camera

• Takes 360-degree 5K photos & 2K videos with Dual 13 MP cameras with 210-degree wide-angle lens
• Share your 360-degree photos & videos quickly
• Capture, view and edit 360-degree images in 4 different modes – panorama, Fisheye, planet & VR
• The standard format of 360-degree photos & videos captured can be viewed with Huawei VR or other VR headsets
• Compatible with Huawei mate 10 Pro, other mate & TPU Series smartphones, Samsung Galaxy Series, and other USB Type-C port smartphones running Android 6.0 or later
  

Just click the “Add To Cart” Button Below! There’s very limited stock, and they will go soon!

Note: Due to High Demand Promotional Items May Take Up To 2-4 weeks for delivery.

We’re thrilled to support Nanhi Pari Foundation is a Girl Child Right Organization which works for Education for Girl Child.

1. FREE Shipping Worldwide on special offers.
2. Fast, Sure & Safe delivery.
3. Safe Payments via PayPal® and 2Checkout®.
4.  30 Day Money Back Guarantee.
5. Real humans on our support help-desk! 
6.Tracking number for every order.
7. We use encrypted SSL certificates for 100% security.

Photographic Facts

1. The first person who managed to make a “photographic” snapshot constant, that is to fix the image was Joseph Niepce. The very first snapshot in the history of photography is considered “view from the window,” dated 1826. The exposure of the shot lasted 8 Hours. That’s the picture above.

2. The first person who invented negative was Fox Talbot. This event occurred in 1839. In the same year Hippolyte Bayard presented the first positive print to the world.

3. The first “photographic paper” was made of asphalt.More precisely, asphalt varnish was applied on the copper or the glass plate.

4. Camera Obscura, which became the prototype of the modern camera,is used up to this day for the production of integrated circuits and as aspecial film camera.

5. The first color photograph was taken in 1861 by James Maxwell,the British physicist.

6. Appearance of the first plates for color photography dated back to 1904, produced by the company “Lumiere”.

7. The first aerial photography was carried out by French inventor Turnache in 1858. He shot Paris from the balloon.

8. The first photos in Russia were made by Y.F. Fritzsche using the method of Talbot.

9. The first color photograph in Russia was published in “Memoirs of Russian Technical Society”. Leo Tolstoy is captured on it.

10. They began to retouch photos and make them “color”, which was achieved by coloring in watercolor for the first time in 1840.

11. In Russia, the first camera based on the theory of Daguerreotype was invented by Grekov back in 1840, that is, a year after the invention of photography. Alex Grekov also made experiments with photographs by the method of Talbot on the light-sensitive paper.

12. The first portrait by the electric light was made in 1879 by
Levitsky, which required the exposure of 15 seconds.

13. The first cassette – one of the prototypes of modern
photographic film – which had 12 sheets of light-sensitive paper, and,
respectively, 12 shots, weighed 15 (!) pounds.

14. The basis of a digital camera was invented in 1973. It was a
charge-coupled device, with which it was possible to obtain an image size of
100×100 pixels. The first astronomical electronic photo was taken with the help
of this device the following year.

15. The story of a digital photo begins with camera Mavica,
produced by the company Sony in 1981. Mavica is almost a full SLR with
interchangeable lenses and resolution of 570h490 pixels. But then it was
considered a “static camera,” the result of which was not the video
but static images – shots.

16. Officially the world’s first digital camera is the development
of the company Kodak, Stephen CESSON. The invented camera recorded an image on
an audio cassette tape. Time of recording images from the moment you press the
button was 22 seconds.

17. The term “megapixel” was first used in 1984.

18. The world’s first auto-focus SLR camera was produced by
“Polaroid” in 1979, and in 1985 “Minolta” produced a camera
that eventually become the standard for SLR cameras.

19. According to statistics, at present, only 2 of 10 images taken
with digital cameras are printed on paper.

20. The oldest camera was sold at the auction in Vienna in 2007,
setting all-time overall record and having become the most expensive camera
ever sold at auction. Rarity called “Daguerrotype Susses Freres” was
sold for nearly eight hundred thousand U.S. dollars. The starting price was 100,000 euros.