KanDao prepares to compete with GoPro and Insta360 cameras as well as Ricoh's most popular ones, with its new version on the QooCam 8K 360, which features a design that is easy to store in the user's pocket.
The QooCam 8K 360 comes with 8K resolution support to compete with the 5.7K Insta360 One X, the 5.6K GoPro Max, and the QooCam 8K 360 with the ability to integrate frames in real-time shooting, so more adjustments can be made. Resolution on 8K images over the phone, in smaller 4K proxy files, supporting the user in producing an image without sacrificing display quality.
The camera also has a 1 / 1.7 sensor and a 20-megapixel resolution on each side of the camera, also features a camera heavier than competing cameras, it comes with a 2.4-inch OLED display and touch feature, to support the preview of images, and adjust the shots before shooting, with the adjustment of distances .
The QooCam 8K 360 includes a 3600 mAh battery with USB PD 2.0 that supports fast charging, but the company has not confirmed the battery life.On the other hand, the camera comes with a storage capacity of 64 GB, also supports external storage via microSD, and also supports the camera connectivity Bluetooth and WiFi.
The camera also supports 10-bit colors, with the possibility of direct broadcast to the phone, but the feature of direct broadcasting is limited to the resolution of 4K, the camera also comes with a super stabilization mode in video recording, supported by a six-axis gyroscope with an advanced algorithm.
The QooCam 8K also supports the “SuperVlog” mode, in which only flat video can be recorded.
In 360-degree stills, the camera can support 30-megapixel or 7680-pixel resolution at 3840 pixels, which can be released in JPG or RAW format with 12-bit colors. The camera also features a special RAW + mode. KanDao is scheduled to begin shipping the QooCam 8K 360 in December for $ 589.