Kodak PIXPRO Orbit360 4K / 4KVR360 Review
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The Kodak PIXPRO Orbit360 4K is a dual-lens 360 camera aimed squarely at entry-level VR creators and enthusiasts willing to trade polish for flexibility. At $500, it offers 4K capture in VR mode (3840 x 1920 at 24p or 30p), three shooting modes (VR, Round, and Front), and a removable battery that delivers 55 minutes of 4K recording. The camera can stitch in-camera for quick previews or offload to software for better quality, and it ships with a Bluetooth remote for hands-free operation.
Build quality leans rugged with splash-proofing and shock resistance up to 2 meters, useful for outdoor shoots. The dual-lens design yields asymmetrical coverage (235 degrees on one lens, 155 or 197 on the other depending on mode), which limits true spherical capture but enables front-facing or hybrid shooting styles. Battery life is modest, connectivity is comprehensive (Wi-Fi, NFC, Bluetooth, stereo mic input), and the inclusion of a 3-axis level gauge helps keep horizons straight. For creators curious about 360 without premium pricing, the Orbit360 offers a capable foundation, though its asymmetric lenses and brief runtime may frustrate those expecting seamless spherical video or marathon sessions.
- Rugged splash-proof and shockproof design (up to 2 m)
- Three shooting modes (VR, Round, Front) for versatile framing
- Removable battery and comprehensive I/O (Wi-Fi, NFC, Bluetooth, stereo mic input)
- Ships with Bluetooth remote control
- In-camera stitching or app/software option for quality control
- Asymmetric dual-lens coverage limits true spherical capture
- Short battery life (55 min at 4K/30p)
- 4K VR mode capped at 24p or 30p with no higher frame rates
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Specs
- Usb
- Micro USB
- Wireless
- Wi-Fi, NFC, Bluetooth
- Card Slot
- MicroSD, microSDHC, microSDXC (class 10 or higher)
- Mic Input
- Stereo microphone input (2.5mm connector)
- Battery
- Removable rechargeable Li-ion battery
- Waterproof
- Splash proof, shockproof up to 2 m
- Battery Life
- 55 min at 4K/30p, 160 still images
- Aperture Range
- F2.4
- Focal Length Equiv
- 235 degrees (Lens B), 155 degrees (Lens A, VR Mode), 197 degrees (Lens A, Front Mode)
- Max Frame Rate 4k
- 24p (VR Mode 3840 x 1920), 30p
- Max Frame Rate Hd
- 60fps (1080p, Front Mode), 120fps (1440 x 1080)
- Max Video Resolution
- 3840 x 1920 (VR Mode), 1920 x 1080 (Front Mode)
- Iso Range
- 100 to 3200
- Stitching
- In-camera (lower quality) or via app/software
- Micro Hdmi
- Yes
- Dual Lenses
- Lens A (155 degrees VR/197 degrees Front), Lens B (235 degrees)
- Video Codec
- H.264, MP4 format
- Camera Modes
- VR Mode, Round Mode, Front Mode
- White Balance
- Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Flourescent, Incandescent, Underwater
- Remote Control
- Included with Bluetooth pairing
- Vr Still Images
- 27MP at 2:1 aspect ratio
- Sensor Type
- 20MP CMOS
- Effective Megapixels
- 20 MP
- Rear Screen
- LCD
- Release Date
- End of 2016 or early 2017
- Launch Price Usd
- Around $500.00
- Stabilization
- 3-axis level gauge stabilization
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- B&H Photonew● In stock$189Buy
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