I am now writing an article about the Sony Xperia Z5 Compact, a very cute smartphone, for the test I got a sample in my favorite color – yellow-green, also known as lime. After various big 'shovels' it is just some kind of rest. And, at the same time, the smartphone is small and remote – it can do as much as the big brothers Z5 and Z5 Premium. While looking for various facts about the device, I came across something interesting. Some gentlemen made a setup of twelve smartphones in the Alps to shoot the world's first video with a resolution of 48K, and even covering 360 degrees.
Why 48K? Because every smartphone shot 4K video, that's why it came out 48K. In Sony, as in Apple, they like to flaunt all sorts of numbers and incredible achievements, apparently with the help of a video (video below) they wanted to show everyone what the company's smartphones are capable of. A special setup was created especially for shooting, created using a 3D printer. And then innovation.
After filming, videos from each device were collected and edited. Please note that the video is fully interactive, there is a virtual joystick at the top left, so you can watch whatever you want – the sky, snow, skiers' tricks.
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Very cool! By the way, considering how many cameras are now appearing that can shoot everything around (360 degrees), we can talk about a new trend – so far only in niche things, but who knows what will happen next.