At Facebook’s F8 Developer Conference, the company announced a new addition to the Facebook family — and it’s not just some new emoji reactions.
Facebook has now developed a 360-degree camera, called Mevo, that employs ultra-high resolution sensors to enable multi-camera storytelling. The multiple-feature camera, equipped with a 150° lens, 4k sensor, and built-in stereo microphones also has live-streaming capabilities.
With the camera’s accompanying mobile app, users can create live edits, shoot close-ups, and create cuts between shots and pan across the screen.
The camera’s automated editing technology follows the action that you’re filming with people-detection and movement tracking features.
Users can either live-stream their video, record HD videos to the included 16 GB microSD card, or share them later to YouTube and Facebook.
Get an idea of what Mevo does in the video below.
You can pre-order a Mevo now for $300 (original price $400). The camera comes with a universal mount for mic stands and tripods, a 10-foot USB cable to keep the camera charged, and a 16 GB microSD card to save videos.
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