Action cameras, camcorders and 360 panoramic cameras

Action Camera
Introduction: An action camera is a small, portable camera specifically designed to capture action and extreme sports scenes. They are usually highly durable and waterproof and can be installed on helmets, bicycles, skateboards and other sports equipment.

feature:

Compact and lightweight: Compact design makes it easy to carry and install.
Durability: Typically shock, dust and water resistant.
Wide-angle lens: Capable of capturing a wide field of view, suitable for dynamic shooting.

Camcorder
Introduction: A camcorder is a portable camera specially used to record videos, suitable for home, education, documentary production and other purposes. They usually have the ability to record for long periods of time and have multiple recording modes.

feature:

Long-term recording: Built-in large-capacity battery and storage space, suitable for long-term recording.
Optical zoom: Many camcorders have an optical zoom function, which is suitable for long-distance shooting.
Stability: Usually equipped with a stabilizer or anti-shake function to ensure a smooth video picture.

360-Degree Camera
Introduction: 360 panoramic cameras can simultaneously capture panoramic images of the surrounding environment to create immersive videos and photos. This type of camera is commonly used in areas such as virtual reality (VR), travel photography, and real estate presentations.

feature:

Omni-directional shooting: Capture images from all directions including front, back, left, right, up and down at the same time.
Virtual reality: The generated 360-degree video can be viewed on a VR device, providing an immersive experience.
Interactivity: Allow viewers to freely rotate their perspective and explore panoramic content.

Action camera waterproof

Many action cameras are designed with waterproof housings or sealed bodies, allowing you to record safely in the rain, at the beach, or even underwater within a specified depth rating. This makes them ideal for water sports such as swimming, surfing, snorkeling, and shallow diving, as long as users follow the manufacturer’s depth and usage guidelines.