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The Vuze VR Camera has 8 Full 4K HD lenses arranged in pairs and spaced to capture true stereoscopic 3D 360º videos & photos. The Vuze camera creates content for any VR headset or 360º viewer, allowing for a fully immersive experience that provides a sense of real-life presence. Use the camera along with the Vuze Mobile App or with the Vuze VR Studio - a purpose built rendering engine that delivers high quality stereoscopic 3D 360° videos and photos - to render and seamlessly integrate your footage with any production workflow.

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• Loan period: 3 days
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• Vuze VR Camera
• Vuze Camera Case
• USB-C Charger
• Camera Handle
• 64 GB microSD card
• Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
• Mini VR Glasses
• User Manual

This How to Guide will show you how to:

• Use the Vuze Buttons and Interface
• Connect Camera to Vuze Camera App
• Capture 360 Photos and Videos
• Edit Media with the Vuze VR Studio

Or you can view the Vuze User Manual.

Using the Vuze Buttons and Interface

Connecting Camera to Vuze Camera App

The Vuze Camera App allows you to control your camera remotely using your mobile device. Using the app is not necessary but is highly recommended. In order to connect your mobile device to the Vuze camera, first download the Vuze Camera App for Apple or Android. Then:

1. Turn the Vuze camera on using the power button on the top of the camera.
2. Push the WiFi button in the Vuze camera interfaces panel. The blue WiFi LED should start to blink.
3. Connect your mobile device to the camera’s WiFi. The camera’s WiFi SSID is its Serial Number, as appears on the bottom of the camera (VUZE_VUZ117C200295). The default password for the Vuze WiFi is 12345678. Once connected the blue WiFi LED will turn solid.
4. Open the Vuze Camera App to operate the camera.

Capturing a 360 Photo

1. When the camera is in photo mode images can be captured by a single press on the capture button.
2. Please make sure that the camera lenses are clean before recording or taking photos.

Capturing a 360 Video

1. When in Video Mode the LED color of the On/Off button indicates the standby video mode, as follows:
2. Start / Stop Video – Press capture button. You will hear a single beep when beginning and two beeps when ending a recording.

Editing Media with the Vuze VR Studio

The Vuze VR Studio allows you to edit the media you capture and generates your VR content. Once you’ve installed Vuze VR Studio on your computer you can upload your media files to the studio by connecting your Vuze camera using the USB-C cable or MicroSD Card. To connect your camera:

1. Connect the USB-C cable to the Micro USB camera interface.
2. Connect the other end of the cable to your computer.
3. Turn the camera on using the power button.
4. In the Vuze VR Studio media browser, look for the Vuze (D:) drive.