The engineers say that one of their main focuses during the software development process was properly implementing the Gear 360’s two lenses. Stitching Together a New Viewing Experience “The more active the 360-degree content sharing platform is, the more people will want to create their own content.” “Anyone who uses a 360-degree camera will find it attractive,” he says. Shin adds that, in addition to creating 360-degree content, the Gear 360 also makes it easier than ever for people to share. Also users can use amusing camera features such as Time-lapse and Looping Video for special occasions.” “However, with the Gear 360, users can shoot and edit UHD-grade videos using a single device. “The editing process is also complicated for ordinary people,” notes Principle Engineer Jinpyo Gwak. But the Gear 360 is an easy-to-use, all-in-one device that lets everyone make photos and videos in this exciting format. Often those videos required multiple cameras and tools to shoot and edit. While the popularity of 360-degree videos is rapidly growing, existing equipment has usually been designed for professionals, making it too elaborate for many people. “The widespread use of 360-degree cameras like the Gear 360 will give more people a much more vivid and expanded viewing experience.” “When I let my friends watch a 360-degree video with the Gear VR, they all looked excited and amazed,” says Principal Engineer Taewon Eom. More than just a new technology, the Gear 360 is offering people a new way to create and share their memories, in a format that’s more immersive than ever. From left to right: Principal Engineers Taewon Eom and Seungkyoon Shin, Senior Engineer Hyunock Yim and Principal Engineer Jinpyo Gwak

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