Aimfire is launching its Camarada app, allowing users to shoot VR video by using two smartphones. Making VR cheap and accessible would help the broader VR market, which could be a $25bn industry by 2021, according to Digi-Capital. Normally, VR has to be shot with dedicated camera arrays or multi-camera products designed for use by film studios rather than ordinary consumers. The app will allow people who have already bought an HTC Vive headset to download it onto their smartphone so they can start shooting in VR. The app is free and available to download on Google Play, and available soon in the Apple App Store.
Aimfire is launching its Camarada app, allowing users to shoot VR video by using two smartphones. Making VR cheap and accessible would help the broader VR market, which could be a $25bn industry by 2021, according to Digi-Capital. Normally, VR has to be shot with dedicated camera arrays or multi-camera products designed for use by film studios rather than ordinary consumers. Camarada links and synchronises smartphone cameras to automatically produce VR videos. The app is free and available to download on Google Play, and available soon in the Apple App Store.