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Canon’s Omnidirectional Camera is a 50 Megapixel Eye That Looks Everywhere immediately [Canon]

Canons Omnidirectional Camera is a 50 Megapixel Eye That Looks Everywhere immediately [Canon] Panoramic photography might be tricky. What’s better? Canon’s camera that shoots a single, 360° image. The tech uses a large, 50 megapixel CMOS sensor and aspheric mirror to capture a sharp, sweeping photo, exceeding the human eye’s measly 120° view.

Canons Omnidirectional Camera is a 50 Megapixel Eye That Looks Everywhere immediately [Canon]

The resulting high-detail imagery can fluidly viewed and navigated without the seams and perspectival glitches sometimes found in panoramic scenes.

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