Ricoh ’s Theta S is one of the first affordable 360-cameras. It can do still images (“photo spheres”) and 30 fps 360-degree videos. It is cutting edge, not that ...

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Ricoh has a new 360-degree camera, the Theta Z1, the new flagship of its range and promising significant improvements in image quality and usability. It also commands a premium price: $999, when the ...

Images, and the devices that capture them, are my focus. I've covered cameras at PCMag for the past 14 years, which has given me a front row seat for the changeover from DSLRs to mirrorless cameras, ...

Lacks the in-app creative features other 360 cameras offer Ricoh has three smartphone apps instead of just one Waterproof housing is optional and expensive No expandable storage Little use of app ...

Ricoh has announced the Theta X, the latest in its line of Theta 360-degree cameras. It will go on sale in March for $799 and features a number of firsts for the brand, including a touchscreen, ...

The A1 is the third Ricoh Theta model, after the Z1 and X versions It promises the best build quality of the three, and 8K timelapse recording Available for preorder in June 2025, price TBC Ricoh says ...

Ricoh's Theta camera was a novel, but pricey experiment: a stick-shaped camera that took completely spherical stills (and later, video.) There was also the unfortunate problem of spreading a typical ...

4K spherical video is an impressive feat. 14-megapixel stills look markedly better than previous generations of the Theta. Simple design makes it easy to use; your thumb can't miss the big shutter ...