KODAK PIXPRO SP360 Camera Unboxing & Review

360 Degree video is the latest and greatest in video technology right now. I'm not sure if it will turn out like BETA and fade away. It's a great way to get some cool video though and make your shoots more immersive than ever before.
Kodak has its own proprietary software that you can download for free from their website and it is compatible with both iOS and Windows. The software for me was quite quirky and I had a hard time connecting the camera to the app. Once I did, the user interface wasn't very friendly. I mean it wasn't hard, it was just limited on what I could and more importantly what I couldn't do. It's not as vast as say, Screenflow or even iMovie. Once I used it a few times I started to get the hang of it and it seemed a little better. The ideas and principle are great and Kodak's intensions are sincere but the technology behind the app and UI for editing needs a little love and more options. I was surprised on how limited the options were. I chose not to show the UI of the editing software on this review because there are several videos tutorials on YouTube already
All in all though, the camera is small, takes great still images and allows you to shoot a spherical image that you can later make 360 degree.
I'd rate it 7 out of 10 for me

Here is a list of the gear that I use in my video’s
Camera’s:
iPhone Stabilizer: Grip Gear Indie Solo
Mic’s:
Tripod’s:
Keyboard:
Logitech Wireless SolarKeyboard K750
Headphones:
Sentey Bluetooth Wireless Headphones
Backdrop:
Cowboy Studio Photo Muslin Background
Lighting:
LimoStudio 700W Softbox Lighting
Neewer CN-126 Video Light

[NorwegianWoods]

The video sure looks different. It will be interesting to see how this technology develops in the years to come. Really cool place you filmed :)
- Martin