by DJ Neawedde | 29th May 2007

The Nikon 360 is a conceptual camera design by Ye Chen, which would allow people to easily take 360 degree panoramic pictures.

Based on an ergonomic cylindrical form lens, the 360 is a camera that allows you take an all-round picture. An angle indicator provides a gauge on the direction of the rotating head and is also an additional detail to provide the camera with a stronger and steadier feel while in operation. A built-in inclinometer indicates the horizontality of position prior to execution.

I think that there would be a market for a device like this. I can imagine that travellers could take them on trips, and come back with some really interesting images. Although, with a little work you can achieve this same effect with all sorts of applications.

by DJ Neawedde | 29th May 2007

The Nikon 360 is a conceptual camera design by Ye Chen, which would allow people to easily take 360 degree panoramic pictures.

Based on an ergonomic cylindrical form lens, the 360 is a camera that allows you take an all-round picture. An angle indicator provides a gauge on the direction of the rotating head and is also an additional detail to provide the camera with a stronger and steadier feel while in operation. A built-in inclinometer indicates the horizontality of position prior to execution.

I think that there would be a market for a device like this. I can imagine that travellers could take them on trips, and come back with some really interesting images. Although, with a little work you can achieve this same effect with all sorts of applications.