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|Type=[[ | |Type=[[Camera]] | ||
|Subtype=[[Camera]] | |Subtype=[[Virtual Reality Camera]] | ||
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|Weight= | |Weight= | ||
|Size= | |Size= | ||
|Release Date= | |Release Date=September 8, 2015 | ||
|Price=$15,000 | |Price=$15,000 | ||
|Website=[http://gopro.com/odyssey gopro.com/odyssey] | |Website=[http://gopro.com/odyssey gopro.com/odyssey] | ||
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[[Odyssey]] is a [[virtual reality]] [[camera]] developed by [[GoPro]]. | [[Odyssey]] is a [[virtual reality]] [[camera]] developed by [[GoPro]]. It is the first camera built utilizing [[Google]]'s [[Jump]] platform. Odyssey is composed of 16 [[GoPro HERO4 Black]] cameras lining the rim of a ring-shaped array. It uses Jump's software to stitch together feed from each GoPro camera to create [[stereoscopic]] 3D and panoramic videos. | ||
In May 2016, Odyssey was shipped to select [[VR companies]], [[WEVR]], [[VRSE]], [[Specular]], [[Surreal]], [[Theory]] and [[Two Bit Circus]], through a limited access pilot program. | |||
==Features== | ==Features== | ||
Stereoscopic Panoramic - Records immersive 360˚ 3D video with unrivaled depth perspective for realistic playback on VR devices. | '''Stereoscopic Panoramic''' - Records immersive 360˚ 3D video with unrivaled depth perspective for realistic playback on VR devices. | ||
Jump assembler technology results in incredibly realistic video capture of up to 8K30. | '''High-Resolution Render''' - Jump assembler technology results in incredibly realistic video capture of up to 8K30. | ||
All 16 HERO4 cameras are synced down to the pixel level to function as one camera. | '''Synchronized Rig''' - All 16 HERO4 cameras are synced down to the pixel level to function as one camera. | ||
Ideal for longer recording times and additional power supply in remote locations. | '''Extended Power''' - Ideal for longer recording times and additional power supply in remote locations. | ||
Designed to withstand the rigors of professional use. | '''Rugged All-In-One Housing''' - Designed to withstand the rigors of professional use.<ref name='official'>http://gopro.com/odyssey</ref> | ||
==Hardware== | ==Hardware== | ||
Odyssey Panoramic Camera Rig, 16 HERO4 Black Cameras, 16 Array Bacpacs, 16 microSD cards, Pelican Case and cables and accessories.<ref name='official'>http://gopro.com/odyssey</ref> | |||
===Specifications=== | ===Specifications=== | ||
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|Audio || 16 internal microphones: Mono <br> External microphone support: Stereo supported with 3.5mm Mic Adapter 2 (Zoom H2N external recorder kit included) | |Audio || 16 internal microphones: Mono <br> External microphone support: Stereo supported with 3.5mm Mic Adapter 2 (Zoom H2N external recorder kit included) | ||
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<ref name='official'>http://gopro.com/odyssey</ref> | |||
==Software== | ==Software== | ||
Google's [[Jump]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 17:59, 12 May 2016
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| Basic Info | |
| Type | Camera |
| Subtype | Virtual Reality Camera |
| Developer | GoPro |
| Release Date | September 8, 2015 |
| Price | $15,000 |
| Website | gopro.com/odyssey |
| System | |
| Storage | |
| Display | |
| Image | |
| Optics | |
| Tracking | |
| Audio | |
| Connectivity | |
| Device | |
This page is a stub, please expand it if you have more information.Odyssey is a virtual reality camera developed by GoPro. It is the first camera built utilizing Google's Jump platform. Odyssey is composed of 16 GoPro HERO4 Black cameras lining the rim of a ring-shaped array. It uses Jump's software to stitch together feed from each GoPro camera to create stereoscopic 3D and panoramic videos.
In May 2016, Odyssey was shipped to select VR companies, WEVR, VRSE, Specular, Surreal, Theory and Two Bit Circus, through a limited access pilot program.
Features
Stereoscopic Panoramic - Records immersive 360˚ 3D video with unrivaled depth perspective for realistic playback on VR devices.
High-Resolution Render - Jump assembler technology results in incredibly realistic video capture of up to 8K30.
Synchronized Rig - All 16 HERO4 cameras are synced down to the pixel level to function as one camera.
Extended Power - Ideal for longer recording times and additional power supply in remote locations.
Rugged All-In-One Housing - Designed to withstand the rigors of professional use.[1]
Hardware
Odyssey Panoramic Camera Rig, 16 HERO4 Black Cameras, 16 Array Bacpacs, 16 microSD cards, Pelican Case and cables and accessories.[1]
Specifications
| Part | Spec |
|---|---|
| Size | 294.6mm x 65.8mm |
| Weight | 6.57kg (14.5lbs) |
| Video Resolution | 2.7K 4:3 30 NTSC frames per second, 25 PAL frames per second Output resolutions (via Jump) 2kx2k over under panoramic MPEG4 video with a bit rate of 150Mbit/s 8kx8k over under panoramic MPEG4 video with a bit rate of 600Mbit/s |
| Video Format | h.264 codec, .mp4 file format (after stitch) |
| Power | 16 rechargeable lithium-ion batteries (rated at 1160mAh, 3.8V, 4.4Wh) Support for external power(AC/DC) via XLR connector |
| Audio | 16 internal microphones: Mono External microphone support: Stereo supported with 3.5mm Mic Adapter 2 (Zoom H2N external recorder kit included) |
Software
Google's Jump