DJI’s first 360 camera did the job of recording everything, everywhere, all at once with aplomb. It just wasn’t the peak of what the 360 camera could be. The sequel, dubbed the Osmo 360 II, aims to ...

The GoPro Max 2 (7/10 WIRED Recommends) is my favorite 360 camera, and that’s still true even with the release of the new Insta360 X6. The X6 is more versatile—it can serve double duty as an action ...

Prime Big Deal Days hasn’t started yet, but I found eight worthwhile early deals on DJI, GoPro, Fujifilm, and OBSBOT gear for ...

For most people who want to travel with a 360 camera, I recommend the DJI Osmo 360 II. It’s €110 cheaper, shoots at a faster ...

There's a new 360-degree camera in town, but it's not made by any company you've heard of. Vecnos is a new brand, spun out of the Japanese company Ricoh, which is known for its imaging products and ...

Also known as Gaussian splatting, the feature lets you capture a space with amazing 3D detail with zero difficulty.

If you record everything around you, you don't have to worry about fine-tuning the composition while shooting, such as thinking, 'I should have aimed more to the right' or 'I cut myself out of the ...

A 360 camera can do things other cameras can’t. From cool photo- and videospheres, to reframed, ultra-stabilized videos with professional-looking pans and zooms that no regular action camera can match ...