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Brian F Flint
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This is worrying. Look at the teeth of the two people. Google is adding detail which never existed in the original low resolution image. It looks good but it is false enhancement according to this example.
LegacyGT: For anyone else confused by how a single lens camera can capture a 360 view.
I did the extra investigation and discover this camera has a 220 degree FOV wide angle lens that is designed to be pointed straight up... so it has a 360 degree in 2D.
Most other "360" cameras (Ricoh Theta, Nikon KeyMission, Insta360 Nano, Samsung Gear360,etc) offer a 360* in 3D (i.e. spherical view) via two ~180 FOV lenses stitched together.
If you thought "well obviously," sorry I wasn't so quick on the uptake as you.
I wonder if you need special software to edit clips.