Good news for users of Ricoh Theta and Theta S 360-degree cameras: the corresponding apps now support the use of 'head-mounted displays' for viewing your images and videos in their full 360-degree glory. This of course includes Google's budget Cardboard viewer. When viewing images or video in the app you can now choose between standard screen or two different virtual reality modes, single or double lens, the latter of which will work with Google cardboard. Until now, Theta users had to upload...
Good news for users of Ricoh Theta and Theta S 360-degree cameras: the corresponding apps now support the use of 'head-mounted displays' for viewing your images and videos in their full 360-degree glory. This of course includes Google's budget Cardboard viewer. When viewing images or video in the app you can now choose between standard screen or two different virtual reality modes, single or double lens, the latter of which will work with Google cardboard. Until now, Theta users had to upload...
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