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Add to SafariWhen comparing Vuze Camera vs Ricoh Theta SC, the Slant community recommends Ricoh Theta SC for most people. In the question“What are the best 360-degree cameras?” Ricoh Theta SC is ranked 11th while Vuze Camera is ranked 27th. The most important reason people chose Ricoh Theta SC is:
This device is very easy to use. Simply switch between photo or video capture by pressing a toggle on the side of the camera and then press the button on the front of the camera.
Specs
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Pros
Pro High video resolution
This camera uses a 4K lens, meaning that each eye in the 3D view will be 4K and will thus be high resolution.
Pro 3D video recording
Vuze Camera can record seamless panoramic 3D videos.
Pro Suitable to those who are not tech savvy
The company asserts that it will provide an all-you-need VR Kit with a VR headset, a cam, a tripod, their software, and mobile app. The stitching software should be plug & play and usable even for those who are technologically inept.
Pro Straightforward to use
This device is very easy to use. Simply switch between photo or video capture by pressing a toggle on the side of the camera and then press the button on the front of the camera.
Pro Comes with a protective sleeve for carrying and storage
The protective sleeve is not only highly practical, but it also looks very sleek and doesn't add much bulk.
Pro Reasonable stitching quality
The Ricoh Theta app is reasonably successful at stitching. While artifacts and splicing issues can occur, they will usually not be noticeable during a casual viewing, only revealing themselves upon closer inspection.
Pro Highly portable
The camera is small, making it easy to carry around. It can easily fit into a trouser pocket.
Pro Offers good degree of manual control over image capture
Allows manually tuning ISO, white balance, shutter speed, noise compression, and exposure compensation.
Pro Perfectly placed shutter button
The shutter button is placed far from the power button in order to avoid accidentally turning off the camera instead of pressing the shutter button.
Cons
Con Currently unavailable
Pre-orders are available, with shipping occurring in October 2016.
Con Expensive in comparison to other 360 cameras
Though what is on offer is great (a complete 3D 4K camera with software, mounts, and a VR headset) its price is nonetheless quite high when compared to other 360 cameras. It will cost approximately $1,000. Other cameras may not be comparable in terms of features and accessories, but the price point is still quite high for those looking to get started with 360 cameras.
Con Pre order only
Con Non-removable battery
The device's battery cannot be replaced.
Con No expandable storage
The camera is limited to the 8 GB of storage that it comes with.
Con Doesn't support live streaming
Con Short recording time
One charge can only record for 5 minutes.
Con Low resolution video
Videos are recorded at 1080p and 30fps, which is relatively low as far as 360-degree cameras go.
Con The device can be easily damaged
You have to be extra careful in how you store the device due to its protruding lens design and the fact that it can easily fall over.
