The lights of NAB 2017<\/strong> may have\u00a0dimmed, but the future of virtual reality<\/strong> is looking bright as ever. In addition to developments from some familiar brands\u00a0like Facebook and Google<\/strong>, VR technologies advancements extended into live action capture and playback, NLE editing plug-ins, and groundbreaking VR audio recording<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Let’s review some of the big announcements, updates, and breakthroughs<\/strong>\u00a0that you may have missed at NAB 2017<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Our goal is to transform the way we create content live and share experiences with people around the world.\u00a0More importantly, because it is very compact, it is mountable so in a sports game, for example, you can even place it above the basket or behind the goal or fly it on a drone to get amazing footage that people have never experienced before. \u2014Han Jin, CEO, Lucid VR<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Lucid VR’s new LucidCam<\/a> is the “first and only 4K 3D VR live production camera<\/strong>” that\u00a0is “versatile enough to mount on a tripod or fit into your pocket<\/strong>.” The camera enables\u00a0live-streaming to your phone or VR headset<\/strong> within seconds. Coupled with its small size, this creates\u00a0a world of possibilities in terms of\u00a0mounting and attaching the cam to drones<\/strong>.<\/p>\n You can read more about the camera<\/strong> in this write-up here<\/a>\u00a0or check out the video below.<\/p>\n
\nLucid’s 4K 3D Live Production Camera<\/h3>\n
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