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360 and VIRTUAL REALITY VIDEO CAMERA ALL-IN-ONE, TAMAGGO HANDS ON (Video)

Got my hands on the very interesting camera that combines 360-degree video with virtual reality recording capability, all you need is tilt. Very cool camera but it has its drawbacks. The below video explains.

Here’s the website for more info: https://www.tamaggo.com

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