VR3D Video Camera VR3D Content

The VR3D video camera is capable of capturing D videos with depth perception by using two cameras set at different points to collect data, mimicking the visual disparity of human eyes to generate a realistic 3D. These cameras typically feature high resolution, providing clear images and supporting various non-standard combination systems to ensure the absence of optical distortion in the captured images. Additionally VR3D video cameras come with an automatic correction feature that adjusts the image based on the camera's angle and position, ensuring accuracy in the captured footage.

VR3D video cameras are widely used in scenarios that require an immersive experience, such as virtual reality games, 3D movie, and medical image analysis. In virtual reality games, players can capture real 3D scenes using a VR3D video camera, enhancing the game experience. 3D movie production, VR3D video cameras can capture more realistic scenes, improving the visual effect of the movie. In medical image analysis, VR3 video cameras can provide more accurate 3D models, aiding doctors in more precise diagnosis.

Currently, various VRD video camera products are available in the market, such as the REMON mobile VR3D video camera. These products are typically small and lightweight, easy to and use. They also support various mobile phone models, allowing users to capture VR3D videos with simple operations. With the continuous advancement of technology, the performance features of VR3D video cameras are constantly improving, and they are expected to be applied in more fields in the future.

VR3D video cameras usually use two spherical lenses with a spacing equal to the distance between human eyes to capture real 3D scenes. They also multiple non-standard combination systems that allow a single CMOS image sensor to capture true three-dimensional scenes without optical distortion. The AF lens is created by an unfocused, which not only prevents light beam divergence but also has an infinite effective focal length, producing a transparent glass effect. The 50-millimeter axis gap the cameras provides an ideal shooting effect, offering a very comfortable three-dimensional image.