This cute little robotic egg will shoot a 360˚ panorama, instantly There are now plenty of ways to shoot panoramas with your iPhone, from add-on donut-shaped lenses to a whole home-screen's worth of app that will stitch and twist your images into a patchwork poster. But what if, like me, you don't own an iPhone? The answer, in 360˚ pano terms at least, is the Tamaggo 360-Imager. If R2D2 had been designed in the 1980s, he'd have looked like the Tamaggo, a dedicated pano-shooting camera with a 14MP sensor and a panomorph lens. Snap a picture and the camera will auto detect its orientation and create either a Streetview-style all-rounder or a more traditional long (horizontal or vertical) panorama. The $200 egg is pretty feature packed. There's a touch-screen for framing and review, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connections, and the entire pano is taken in one snap. There's also an integrated stand. For $200, this thing could be a steal. Not only can you go back and check what the creep behind you was doing while you shot a picture of your hot girlfriend, you can pull parts of the picture apart later and recombine them. I wonder if there will be a companion app for the iPad or iPhone after all? The Tamaggo will be on sale in the second quarter of this year. And whatever you do, don't say Tamagotchi. Tamaggo product page [Tamaggo via Photojojo] |
Tamaggo 360 Panoramic Camera Has Your Back
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
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