The Ricoh Theta X Has a Touchscreen, Removable Battery and More
Michael Hemsworth — January 31, 2022 — Tech
References: theta360 & coolthings
The Ricoh Theta X camera has been unveiled by the brand as one of its latest hardware offerings that will provide users with the ability to enjoy an immersive experience that is supported by a range of must-have convenience features.
The camera is equipped with two 48MP CMOS sensors with one on each side to seamlessly capture 360-degree images and video. The unit will perform real-time stitching to eliminate the need for any post-production editing and is equipped with a 2.25-inch color touchscreen display that will enable users to keep an eye on how the camera is capturing content.
The Ricoh Theta X camera offers 46GB of internal storage that can be further expanded thanks to a microSDXC slot and also features a swappable battery for extended shooting times.
The camera is equipped with two 48MP CMOS sensors with one on each side to seamlessly capture 360-degree images and video. The unit will perform real-time stitching to eliminate the need for any post-production editing and is equipped with a 2.25-inch color touchscreen display that will enable users to keep an eye on how the camera is capturing content.
The Ricoh Theta X camera offers 46GB of internal storage that can be further expanded thanks to a microSDXC slot and also features a swappable battery for extended shooting times.
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