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The View from a 360-Degree Camera 100,000 Feet Above Earth
5 monthes ago - By Peta Pixel
The Insta360 team partnered with NewMakeIt to send its tiny ONE X2 action camera high enough into the sky to clearly see the darkness of space and the curvature of the Earth.
Views of Earth from space are relatively common when taken from the International Space Station, but it is much rarer to see views from cameras and photographers not related to a space program. Insta360 partnered with NewMakeIt to attach its ONE X2 action camera to a space balloon to see if it could withstand the environments of low Earth orbit.
Insta360 says that it mounted the ONE X2 camera on a customized payload...
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