Ricoh's 360-degree, one shot panoramic camera prototype
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A photo taken with Ricoh's new 360-degree one shot panoramic camera
Ricoh's prototype 360-degree one shot panoramic camera
The screen shows a photo taken with Ricoh's new 360-degree one shot panoramic camera
The side of Richo's 360-degree one shot panoramic camera prototype
Ricoh's prototype 360-degree one shot panoramic camera on display at CES 2013
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The sheer scale of CES in Las Vegas means that you are bound to stumble across some unexpected gems while wandering the halls. This 360-degree panoramic camera from Ricoh is a great example of that. The prototype device takes a 360-degree photo with a single click using two 180-degree cameras positioned on opposing sides of its T-shaped body.
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