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|Type=[[VR Camera]] | |||
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|Developer=[[Google]], [[GoPro]] | |||
|Manufacturer=[[GoPro]] | |||
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|Camera=16 GoPro HERO4 | |||
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|Website=https://www.google.com/get/cardboard/jump/ | |||
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[[Jump]] is a [[VR camera]] created by [[Google]] and [[GoPro]]. It is able to create [[360 Videos]] by capturing stereoscopic 3D footage in 360 degrees around the device. The device features a ring-shaped array with 16 GoPro HERO4 cameras lining the rim. It uses software to stitch together the footage from various cameras to create the stereoscopic and panoramic videos. | [[Jump]] is a [[VR camera]] created by [[Google]] and [[GoPro]]. It is able to create [[360 Videos]] by capturing stereoscopic 3D footage in 360 degrees around the device. The device features a ring-shaped array with 16 GoPro HERO4 cameras lining the rim. It uses software to stitch together the footage from various cameras to create the stereoscopic and panoramic videos. | ||
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[[Category:VR Cameras]] | |||