Soon, to take good pictures you won't not be needed talent, but the muscles. A young man from Germany has suggested a form of labor rooms, which take pictures 360 degrees.
All, if thrown with power up: "With this device you can see details that you normally wouldn't get, like what is behind you."
The young man who invented the toy, Jonas Pfeil, was on holiday in Tonga and frustrated that she had no time to capture everything for a panoramic photo and thought how could you get such images. "The scenery was very beautiful and done a lot of panoramic shots with a normal room, which we then assemble the computer to get a 360 degree panorama. Problem is that it took too long," he said.
Using a software, pictures taken of the 36 rooms are built assembled and the result is a complete panorama. For now, the device is quite bulky, but the inventor's plans to reduce rates up to a size of tennis balls. Picture quality will remain the same.
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