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Tap on it, put on your headset and browse through your 360-degree gallery. If you own a Gear VR and have previously used it with your Galaxy Phone, the 'View on Gear VR' option will show up at the top of the screen when viewing your Gear 360 camera roll. But the camera's capabilities really shine when viewing your creations in VR. Sure, it's fun to hold your phone up and spin around to see your photo or video from every angle. You can use your Galaxy phone to control camera from afar, or set a timer if you'd rather use the controls on the camera itself. Heck, using a selfie stick to hoist the camera up in the air would be better than holding it with your hand. The Gear 360 works with standard tripod mounts, so don't limit yourself to the comparatively short stand Samsung includes.

#Remote shutter camera 360 ios software#

Taking 360-degree photos and videos while holding the camera makes your arm look like something out of a science fiction film, and half of your hand is typically cut off by the stitching software used to combine both images. Samsung includes a small tripod with the Gear 360, making it all too easy to set the camera somewhere to get your desired shot. Here are a seven tips and tricks to get the most out of the cute little camera. Samsung's camera captures 360-degree photos and videos, and makes it easy to quickly share your favorites while on the go using your Galaxy phone.

Hope this will be of use, I'll post up my findings in relation to controlling Oruxmaps with it at some point.At first glance, there's not much to the Gear 360.

#Remote shutter camera 360 ios android#

Key mapping: Android button ENTER Keycode 28 Additionally the Android button has the ability to handily wake the phone up. It work quite simply really, the Android button simulates a Return and the iOS/Camera 360 button sends a Volume Up command. Given the latest craze of the selfie button I thought I'd give it a bash, having found no details of how they exactly work from the internet I took the plunge and bought one from ebay for a very cheap ВЈ1.99 and thought I'd post my findings.

#Remote shutter camera 360 ios Bluetooth#

I initially experimented with a cheap bluetooth headset I was hoping to remap a button on it to wake the phone only however it appears the cheap ones only allow you to redial the last number you've dialled and won't accept remapping.

So I've been looking for some sort of remote I can use. Sadly reasonably priced phones with these buttons that don't have a rubbish screen resolution are no longer available and I'm looking for an alternative solution. But phones these days have their power buttons on the top edge of the phone and are quite tricky to press, so I've been using old & cheap smartphones with hardware home/back/menu buttons on the front like the ZTE Blade and previously T-Mobile Pulse. The only drawback is that the screen drains the battery too much to have it on all the time, no problem really as you can just flick it on when you need to see the map.

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Plus it is much cheaper than a Garmin 800/ 810 and I can get far better real time stats during my ride. The whole setup is great, I don't have to faff about with maps and it lets me spend the maximum amount of time riding as fast as I can. The off road satnav loaded with OS Maps which I use for navigation on my MTB sits in a waterproof case attached to my stem. So I've got myself a one of those bluetooth selfie buttons, but before you start slating me for being one of those plonkers - I am using it for other remote control purposes.