Immersive recordings, whether in the form of virtual reality or 360-degree video, have an unparalleled ability to transport an audience and give them a sense of presence and dimension in a new place.

The latest update to Premiere Pro, Adobe’s popular video editing software, released yesterday includes new tools for editing 360 degree video and stereoscopic VR video. Adobe’s Premiere Pro is one of ...

Total Cinema 360 is a company that specializes in recording 360 degree video. They’re now formatting their footage for the Oculus Rift head mounted display and enabling head tracking to let users look ...

Unlike traditional video cameras, which capture whatever is happening in front of them, 360 cameras capture everything happening in every direction, offering a full spherical view of the surroundings.

Facebook and YouTube already support 360-degree videos. Here is a step-by-step procedure on how users can upload 360 videos on these platforms, along with other important things they need to know.

Search for “best 360 cameras” on the internet, and Insta360’s One X is bound to fill the results. From mainstream news outlets like New York Times to techie camera sites like Digital Camera World, ...

LAS VEGAS — The world is one big round place, and the problem is, we’ve been looking at a cropped view of it for way too long. But thanks to new technology advancements in cameras and online ...

Like any Bay Area resident with a pulse, Neal Mohan is a big fan of the Golden State Warriors, but as a busy Google executive, he can’t make every home game in person. “That courtside seat is limited ...

Leica lenses provide insanely sharp, clear footage. 1-inch sensor capable of 6K video, 23-MP stills. Backwards compatible with the One RS and One R cores. Simple, one-handed operation. Good battery ...

The 360-degree video craze has led to a flood of new 360-degree-video-capable cameras. The video they produce is immersive, interesting and also a little static. Double Robotics’ new 360 Camera Dolly ...

Forget your standard video rules, when shooting in 360 degrees convenience may trump quality. 360 video -- that VR-like format that lets you look up, down, left, right, and behind -- is all the rage ...

VR-supported and 360-degree videos are starting to become more common, but your everyday user doesn't always want — or have access to — a big fancy camera rig to capture such footage while one the go.