If you try to film a scene in very low light conditions, you will quickly find that your ONE X2 camera is having difficulty restoring the atmosphere of the scene. Here I offer you my first experiments on adding a … Read More
The “drone” effect that can be obtained with a 3 meter pole is relatively spectacular. A long pole of this type is for me the essential accessory for your 360 camera. It allows you to ob poletain an interesting visual … Read More
360 cameras are designed to capture all directions. To allow you to see the 360 degrees that surround the camera, these are equipped with several lenses/sensors that “look” in all directions. Some only have two very wide-angle lenses, others have … Read More
It was during a walk in the countryside, on a very sunny day, that I captured this image. The statue, whose appearance makes me think of the famous Henri IV statue on the Ile de la Cité in Paris, quickly … Read More
For several years, Virtual Reality (VR) has been seeking its market in order to deploy on a large scale. The announcements follow one another and we see more and more major digital players positioning themselves there. Beyond purely technological issues, … Read More
A 360 camera under the stars. Is it possible to use a consumer 360 camera, such as Insta360 ONE X2, to capture the entire celestial vault? I propose here to examine this use (particularly interesting for astrophotographers), and to study … Read More
360 cameras, by definition, capture all directions. As a result, in practice, the photographer does not have to worry about the orientation of the lenses in relation to his main subject. In full sun, is this practice still valid? Or … Read More
In the field of 360, the year is off to a good start with finally a novelty that stands out. Welcome to the Ricoh theta X. This latest version is a logical continuation of the Ricoh Theta line, improved resolution, … Read More
Another new year that begins under the sign of COVID. One certainty, the more time passes, the closer we get to the complete end of this pandemic. For two years, it has come to hit all areas of our lives. … Read More
The Perche Regional Natural Park is a very natural destination just 1 hour 30 minutes from Paris (France). Apart from the well-known Percheron (horses), the Perche also reserves surprising discoveries such as its many sunken lanes which crisscross the region. … Read More