Once Again Nokia really don’t want to step back in December first week, Nokia introduced the World’s First Professional Virtual Reality Camera Ozo.
The Nokia left the world of smartphones, but by no means ceased to develop innovative products. In July, it presented the Ozo, a camera-shaped sphere with several lenses and sensors capable of shooting in 360 degrees. The Nokia company announced a plan to sell as a great camera and the price is nothing inviting: US $ 60,000.
Nokia With World’s First Professional Virtual Reality Camera Ozo.
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But why does it cost so much? One reason is linked to virtual reality. Find out what the device is capable.
The first thing to be considered is that Ozo is not for an ordinary user. It is intended the film industry. With the launch of several virtual reality devices such as the Samsung Gear VR, the Sony PlayStation and the Oculus VR from Facebook, is expected to grow demand for content that uses the technology.
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According to a report from Piper Jaffray consulting, by 2020 the virtual reality market expected to hit $ 30 billion.
The Ozo has the size of a muskmelon and weighs about 4 kg and portable enough for it to be placed, for example, a drone for air shots. Another advantage is the ability to transmit live images.
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Altogether the camera has eight synchronized image sensors and the ability to shoot in 4K at 30 frames per second. Audio is also one of the differentials. Eight microphones surround capture positioned to give the real effect of sound in 360 degrees.
To have an idea of how much information is captured through the eight sensors, the internal SSD 500GB can store only 45 minutes of recording.
The model also has Wi-Fi, HDMI output and allows it to be controlled remotely by an application available for Mac.
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The technology company, which was once the largest cell manufacturer in the world, now is focused on the manufacture of telecommunications network equipment.
Still, Nokia has not abandoned once the segment of mobile devices, whether it plans to return to the phone business to design and license handsets next year.
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Among the applications are in the movies. In the very near future instead of 3D glasses, we can use virtual reality goggles. Imagine having the 360-degree perspective of a scene? It looks futuristic, but the Ozo is there to show that we are not that far away.
