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Description: LIKE / SHARE / FAVE! Support our channel at nictaylor00.blogspot.com SOCIAL MEDIA: Join Me on gundistrict.com/profile/6901 FaceBook - facebook.com/NicTaylor00 Twitter - twitter.com/nictaylor00 Instagram - instagram.com/nictaylor00 Pinterest - pinterest.com/thenictaylor00 Add me to your Google+ Circles:plus.google.com/+nictaylor00/posts Alternate Video Hosting: gunstreamer.com/@NicTaylor00 videos.utahgunexchange.com/@NicTaylor00 bitchute.com/profile/EbwI0msEXQCo d.tube/#!/c/nictaylor00 Like Hunting? See NicTaylor00's Hunting Channel on YouTube: youtube.com/TexasNative00 Testing the Kodak 360 degree Camera. Use your mouse to scroll around the video and see in a 360 degree field of view. If you are using a mobile device such as an Android, iPhone or tablet, simple tilt the device to move around and change your perspective. This is the same footage I presented in my review of the Kodak PixPRO SP360 camera. You can see that video here: youtu.be/05OXlnLp9KU This footage was uploaded directly to YouTube using the Beta version of the PIXPRO 360 software found on the Kodak website. Editing this footage with my current editing software does not allow the 360 degree field of view offered by YouTube. The meta data is stripped out. Unfortunately the Kodak software used for editing is very limited in feature so you kinda get what you get. At the time of this upload, YouTube does not support editing the footage with any of their online editing tools. Well, you can edit it, but you will loose the 360 degree function of the video. somegadgetguy.com/2015/03/23/kodak-updates-pixpro-sp360-software-for-better-youtube-360-degree-video-support