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Just used it yesterday for the first time while diving in the Catalina CA Kelp Forests. All you do is hold it out in front of you during the entire dive. Once done, you go into the free software which is available on your phone or a laptop and you can edit it as you'd like but there is an "auto" option and that's what I used here. I fully understand these kinds of video will make the pros cringe as it's geared towards constantly re-panning/re-framing. The software does all the color correction, panning, rotating, etc, yet there is a manual mode if you'd prefer to do the editing all yourself.
For those who don't know, the camera has been out for about a year and did have a dive housing, but it didn't work in 360 mode. They just released a new dive case version with corresponding software that now works in 360 mode. The whole kit with 10% sales tax cost $590 + (if you don't already have one) $30 for a half gig microSD
For those who don't know, the camera has been out for about a year and did have a dive housing, but it didn't work in 360 mode. They just released a new dive case version with corresponding software that now works in 360 mode. The whole kit with 10% sales tax cost $590 + (if you don't already have one) $30 for a half gig microSD