The Rylo may not be poised to be the 'best' 360 camera, but what makes it interesting for me was that I could quickly edit footage from my iPhone. The software is easy to understand, but like many cameras in this price range there are some pros and cons. I'll dive more into that after using it a few more times, but for now enjoy the first samples.

My first time using the new @rylo #360camera and edited with the iPhone App. You can export a typical 360 video, or you can choose where the camera needs to ‘look’ and export a flat 1080p video file (all from an iphone). The image stabilization makes it look like it’s on a gimbal using a remote PT head.. #rylo #360video

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Same exact footage, just a ‘different view’ from the @rylo #360camera. This time i’m using the 16x hyperlapse setting. Damn that image stabilization is impressive! Might not be the best 360 cam, but i’m really digging how everything can be done on my phone..

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