Record high-quality 360° video and stream it live with the Pilot Era 8K 360 Camera from Labpano. The Pilot Era can capture and stream up to 8K24 resolution and up to 4K30 resolution, and it records onto its 512GB internal flash drive in H.265 or 264 mp4 format. It features pro-style functions such as internal, real-time stitching, time lapse, PilotSteady 9-axis image stabilization, HDR, countdown, precise GPS positioning, a gravity sensor, a gyro sensor, and a magnetic sensor. Each camera lens features an f/2.28 maximum aperture and a 185° field of view, allowing you to capture a wide diameter around the camera for a 360° view of the surrounding area.

The Pilot Era can live stream up to 8K24 360° video and share your footage with your viewers to social media sites such as Facebook, YouTube, or direct streaming platforms when connected to a LAN via RTMP/RTSP using the Ethernet USB hub adapter. In-camera image stitching enables you to view your real-time 360° content on the display via 2.4 or 5 GHz Wi-Fi using the downloadable Pilot Go app with your iOS or Android device. The PilotLive 8K algorithm allows you to preview the 8K streams in real time using a VR headset or a Windows 7/8/10 or macOS 10.11+ computer running the Labpano Pi player.

Camera control and file upload features are available via 2.4 and 5 GHz Wi-Fi, or you can use the crisp 3.1" color touchscreen display to control the camera, leaving your smartphone for editing and other tasks. The built-in 9-axis gyro image stabilization helps produce smooth, gliding shots. Video is recorded locally on the internal 512GB drive, or you can directly upload to Google Drive or Dropbox using the network features.

The camera's multifunctional USB Type-C port is used for data transfer and charging the removable 7200mAh battery, even while it is in use, which can last up to 3.5 hours when recording and up to 3 hours when live streaming. You can also utilize an optional power bank to extend shooting time. The USB port can also be used to input external audio using the included 3.5mm audio adapter, and stereo audio will then be embedded in the video output. You can also utilize Ethernet connectivity through the included powered USB Extension Hub to connect the camera to a network for live streaming. When connected to an Internet-enabled network, the firmware will automatically be updated when available.

Capture & Stream up to 8K 360 Live Video    4 x 12MP CMOS Sensors, Ethernet/Wi-Fi    4 x f/2.28 Fisheye Lenses with 185° FOV    512GB Internal Drive, 3.1" Touchscreen    9-Axis Gyro Stabilization, Built-In GPS    In-Camera Stitching, High Dynamic Range    7200mAh Battery Lasts up to 3.5 Hours    Gravity/Gyro/Magnetic Sensors    3.5mm Stereo Audio Adapter, Time Lapse    MP4/JPG File Formats, H.265/264 Codecs

Records 8K 360 video with four 12MP CMOS sensors and four f/2.28 aspherical fisheye lenses

Real-time internal stitching

H.265/H.264 codec and MP4 file format

Runs on Android-based OS

Gigabit Ethernet streaming and 2.4/5 GHz Wi-Fi configuration

Real-Time PilotSteady 9-axis gyro stabilization

High-precision GPS

3.1" touchscreen

512GB UFS storage

Audio input via 3.5mm to USB adapter

Features a gravity sensor, a gyro sensor, and a magnetic sensor

Power via rechargeable 7200mAh battery

Network streaming via 2.4 or 5 GHz Wi-Fi or via the included USB extension hub

Aluminum enclosure

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I see this light come with a remote control, Can I use the remote from the TorchLED made by Core SWX to control this one?

A: No, different remotes.

Q: 2. Canon ELPH 360 - Can the battery be charged while in the camera? Using an USB cord?

A: Yes, the ELPH 360 HS will allow its battery to be charged in the camera via USB.

Q: 3. Does this come with a battery charger?

A: Yes canon p/n CB-2LF

Q: 4. Does the Canon ELPH 360 have an input jack for an external microphone?

A: Yes it does

Q: 5. Does it have any recording time limits? Also, if it splits long recordings into multiple files, are there any time gaps between files or are they seamless?

A: The Labpano PilotPano 5.7K 360 Camera does still have clip limits but the user can choose how long they want the limit to be, with the options being: 10 minutes, 30 minuts, 1 hour, 2 hours, 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 6GB, 8GB, and 10GBs of footage. When ending one clip and starting the next there will be a small gap in time between clips.

Q: 6. What is the battery life like? With a tiny battery, reliance on a screen and a flash that seems to like to go off a lot.

A: The Canon ELPH 360 HS is powered by NB-11LH battery which provides a battery life for Still Images of approximately 180 shots or approximately 256 with Eco mode on. For Movies approximately 40 mins recording time. Approximately 4 hours of Playback Time.

Q: 7. Can I change the image quality of the jpg images and if so what is the range of resolution?

A: The Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS Digital Camera has four JPEG image sizes: L for 16.5 x 23.4" prints, M1 for prints up to 11.7 x 16.5", M2 for 5 x 7" postcard-size prints, and S for emailing the images.

Q: 8. Is a new memory card included? Or does it need to be purchased separately?

A: The Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS Digital Camera (Silver) does not come with a memory card. There are many compatible memory cards. This is one, https://bhpho.to/3ELwwiH

Q: 9. Where can I get a charger for the battery

A: Yes, the COMER Radiance 360 Variable Color LED unit runs of off NPF style batteries. Please review the following items. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/accessories/Chargers-for-the-Watson-B-4238/1468019-REG-95993

Q: 10. I am so sorry, please disregard the last question, have #'s mixed up. I want to know if the ELPH 350 has the same stabilization and Hybrid auto features as the 360?

A: Yes, both the Canon PowerShot ELPH 350 HS Digital Camera and the Canon PowerShot ELPH 360 HS Digital Camera offer similar Hybrid Auto and Image Stabilization features.