The app has all the functions of the original, including remote shutter and stitching photos and videos. First, it runs on non-compatible phones, including a Sony Xperia Z5. Another limitation is that even if the video is captured in 4k, it has to be stitched, and if you stitch it on a phone other than the S7 (or S7 edge), the stitched video will be limited to 2k.īin4ry created a modified version of the Gear 360 Manager app that solves both of these problems. The Samsung Gear 360 is the most affordable fully spherical 4k camera right now, but it can only connect to the latest flagship Samsung phones (S6 and above). Moreover, it one-ups the Gear 360 Manager by adding full 4k support for other phones! Samsung Gear VR is not for children under 13.Developer Bin4ry strikes again! His modified Samsung Gear 360 Manager app runs on non-Samsung phones. *Users of Samsung Gear VR must read and follow all warnings and instructions before headset use, and should take at least a 10 to 15 minute break every 30 minutes. Stay tuned for new features and experiences for 360° photos for VR headsets, web and mobile. Try the new Flickr app on the Samsung Gear VR. From Aurora Borealis in the glowing night sky in Finland to Horseshoe Bend of the Colorado River in Arizona, people who view Flickr 360° photos for the first time do not want to take the Samsung Gear VR off.* Select any image and you’ll instantly be transported to another place and time.
When you first open the Flickr app on Samsung Gear VR, you’ll see a carousel of the top curated 360° photos from Flickr. Flickr is the best platform for 360° photos because we respect the image quality of uploaded photos, and we want to be one of the best ways to access engaging virtual reality experiences. Over the years, Flickr users have uploaded tens of thousands of 360° photos and today we’re offering a new way to explore and view these images. Today, we’re excited to offer a new virtual reality Flickr app (Flickr VR) for compatible Samsung Galaxy smartphones that allows you to dive into the 360° photo experience via Samsung Gear VR powered by Oculus.
Flickr members spend their days exploring the 15 billion photos uploaded by our community, and now they have a chance to deeply immerse themselves in some of the top photos.
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