Google's VR photo app Cardboard Camera is now on iOS
The virtual reality facility of Google's Cardboard Camera has finally agree Apple's iOS.
Launched late last year for the Android platform, the Cardboard Camera app allows you to agreement to panoramic photos that are meant to be experienced going in marginal note to for Google Cardboard devices.
The iOS description of the app is just as to hand as the Android relation; you handily press the app's scrap book button and begin rotating in place even if holding your iPhone steady. Once you've competed a full 360-degree lawlessness, the app processes your image and prompts you to place your device into a Google Cardboard device for viewing.
IMAGE: GOOGLE
Recording and subsequently viewing the images is fast and manageable, however, it should be noted that you need to retain your iPhone in portrait mode, not landscape mode, in order to obtain the app to accomplishment. Attempting to lp in landscape mode just results in an error pronouncement.
We furthermore experienced bugginess later we tried to make a shareable association to the Cardboard Camera image. Those attempts resulted in repeated "upload failed" messages.
Nevertheless, aside from the inability to income the photos we took, the app offers a seamless way to experience a fast and straightforward form of VR using tools you already have.
Of course, panoramic images aren't concrete VR, but as a cheap gateway drug into genuine VR concerning platforms as soon as the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive, the forgive Cardboard Camera app upon iOS works just harmonious.
Launched late last year for the Android platform, the Cardboard Camera app allows you to agreement to panoramic photos that are meant to be experienced going in marginal note to for Google Cardboard devices.
The iOS description of the app is just as to hand as the Android relation; you handily press the app's scrap book button and begin rotating in place even if holding your iPhone steady. Once you've competed a full 360-degree lawlessness, the app processes your image and prompts you to place your device into a Google Cardboard device for viewing.
IMAGE: GOOGLE
Recording and subsequently viewing the images is fast and manageable, however, it should be noted that you need to retain your iPhone in portrait mode, not landscape mode, in order to obtain the app to accomplishment. Attempting to lp in landscape mode just results in an error pronouncement.
We furthermore experienced bugginess later we tried to make a shareable association to the Cardboard Camera image. Those attempts resulted in repeated "upload failed" messages.
Nevertheless, aside from the inability to income the photos we took, the app offers a seamless way to experience a fast and straightforward form of VR using tools you already have.
Of course, panoramic images aren't concrete VR, but as a cheap gateway drug into genuine VR concerning platforms as soon as the Oculus Rift and the HTC Vive, the forgive Cardboard Camera app upon iOS works just harmonious.
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