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Video: NCTech Technical Sales Director Andrew Baddeley presents iris360 Pro at the 2017 Google Street View Summit in Tokyo (10-11 May 2017).  This is 1 of 3 presentations by NCTech at the 2017 Google Street View Summit. 1. Video: iris360 Pro at Street View Summit 2. Video: NCTech Announces iSTAR Pulsar 4K/360º 3. Video: NCTech Virtual Reality Camera at GSV17 iris360 Pro Highlights ✓ High Resolution Automatic Panoramic Camera ✓ Google Street View Mobile Ready ✓ 90 MP Resolution ✓ 10 bit imaging ✓ Auto HDR (On | Off | Auto (9 exposures) ✓ IP54 Rating; polycarbonate body ✓ Full spherical capture ✓ Range finding stitch, parallax correction ✓ GPS enabled, internal tilt and compass ✓ ColourCloud by NCTech (colorize point cloud data) ✓ Measurement upgrade ✓ OSC API compatible ✓ Full size SD card ✓ battery pack ✓ Uses: Engineering / Law Enforcement /Surveying / 360º Imagines ✓ ability to easy, quickly and seamlessly publish to Google Street View ✓ an open platform ✓ a feature to remove you from the 360º ✓ OneStopVR.com (3D models and floor plans created from iris360 Pro) ✓ Google Street View supports up to 100 MP Price: US: $2,899 / Euro: 2,599 / Pound: 2,199 Existing iris360 camera owners trade in existing iris360 and get this credit amount: $655 / Euro: 590 / Pound: 500 Shipping: "end of July 2017" We Get Around Network Forum Related Posts ✓ NCTech iris360 Pro 3D Immersive ✓ SPAR 3D: NCTech iris360 Pro Pano Camera ✓ Video: NCTech Announces iSTAR Pulsar 4K/360º ✓ SPAR3D: NCTech LASiris VR 3D Reality Capture ✓ Video: NCTech Virtual Reality Camera at GSV17 ✓ [url]=https://www.wegetaroundnetwork.com/topic/4592/page/1/video-iris360-pro-at-street-view-summit/]Video: iris360 Pro at Street View Summit[/url] |
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| This looks like a great camera for Street View. A few questions - #1) Who needs 90MP? #2) The 3D seems ridiculously basic - objects are flattened against walls and floors, etc. Seems to basically extrude images into room shapes.  Thoughts? |
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