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Lenovo Mirage Camera with Daydream, VR-Ready Photo and Video Camera, Integration with YouTube and Google Photos, Smartphone Compatibility, Moonlight White

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  • RELIVE YOUR MEMORIES, NOW ON DEMAND: The Lenovo Mirage Camera lets you share your once-in-a-lifetime moments with friends, so they can see what you saw with the exact same lifelike clarity, and go through what you experienced, first hand. Thanks to two 13MP fisheye cameras to create depth perception, we can both live--and relive--your experiences.
  • POINT AND SHOOT: With a massive 180 x 180 degree field of capture, all you need to worry about is where to point and shoot. It’s literally impossible to miss, the Mirage VR Camera captures everything your eye can see, and more.
  • HIGH QUALITY VR PHOTOS & VIDEO: Built on the Qualcomm Connected Camera Platform with the powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 626 mobile processor, the Lenovo Mirage Camera features integrated, high-quality dual cameras and powerful processing for amazing image quality.
  • SEAMLESSLY SHARE AND LIVESTREAM: With built-in Wi-Fi and an integrated X9 LTE modem as an option, you can share your 180 movies and images instantly. We've tightly integrated the Lenovo Mirage Camera with Google Photos and YouTube. All content can be uploaded to Google Photos and livestreamed on YouTube in VR.
  • VR CREATION MADE SIMPLE: We designed the Lenovo Mirage Camera for simplicity, with just three buttons—power, shutter and function. Toggle between three modes: photo, video and live broadcasting. Download the VR180 app by Google to turn your phone’s screen into a viewfinder, letting you preview all your photos and videos before you share them.

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  • Camera Body, Battery, & Micro SD Card

    • Product Description

    The Lenovo Mirage Camera is a new type of camera that finally makes VR content creation a reality for the rest of us. Its point-and-shoot simplicity lets you capture the world exactly as you see it through your eyes. Those crisp, 3D immersive photos & videos will allow for an incredible sense of presence as you relive every moment you've captured, as if you've just stepped into a time machine. Video: 4K/1440P/1080P at 30 FPS

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    What's in the box:
    • Lenovo Mirage Camera with Daydream
    • Travel Adapter (5V / 1A)
    • USB Type-C Cable
    • 2 x Battery
    • Pouch for Camera Lens Protection and Cleaning
    • Quick Start Guide
    • Warranty Card

    Lenovo Mirage Camera with Daydream

    Capture, Share, and Relive

    Lenovo Mirage Camera with Daydream is the simplest way to capture life's special moments in virtual reality video and photos. Everything you see, the camera sees, so you can relive life later as if you were in a time capsule.

    Its VR180 format integrates easily with YouTube and Google Photos, so sharing with friends and family is a breeze. VR180 is the simplest way to create VR content: it focuses on everything in front of you, and captures it all as you see it.

    Its compact size and simple design ensure you can take it anywhere, and never miss a moment. Capture, share, and relive like never before.

    Capture and Relive Once-In-a-Lifetime Moments.

    Capture and vividly relive your experiences as though you were really there—it’s never been so real. The Lenovo Mirage Camera with Daydream simplifies the creation and sharing of VR content. Upload wirelessly to your personal Google Photos and YouTube accounts, or save to your camera’s on-board 16 GB eMMC storage.

    3D VR180: Sees the World the Way You See It.

    With its fisheye camera's and UHD video capabilities, the Mirage Camera captures the world not just how you see it, but from the perspective of your space, so that viewers see your scenes as if they were you. The VR180 format, created by Daydream and YouTube, infuses life and vitality into your video and images.

    Point, Shoot. Yes it is that Simple.

    The Mirage Camera is designed for simplicity, so creating VR content is as easy as taking a video or photo on your phone: just point and shoot. You can even pair it with your smartphone via Wi-Fi Direct and Google’s VR180 app to make your phone’s screen act as a viewfinder.

    Share Moments As Fast As you Can Capture Them.

    The Mirage Camera’s native integration with YouTube and Google Photos means any content you make can be seamlessly downloaded to your phone and synchronized to Google Photos or uploaded to your YouTube account. Share your content easily so your friends and family can watch in real time on standard browsers or on their headsets. No more missed dance recitals or game-winning goals!

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    3.6 out of 5 stars
    3.6 out of 5
    166 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the color and 3D photos of the digital camera. They say the raw camera files look great and the photos are sharper than the video. They are also satisfied with ease of use, and value. However, some customers have reported issues with the picture quality, saying the pictures are grainy and lack depth. They also have issues with software. Customers also differ on quality, video quality, and performance.

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    12 customers mention "Color"12 positive0 negative

    Customers are satisfied with the color of the camera. They mention that the 3D photos look amazing, great, and sharper than the video. They also say that it's very cool to see in VR. Overall, most are happy with the quality and features of the product.

    "...up to date with this so it really has not taken off yet but is very cool to see in VR...." Read more

    "...Had great pictures and videos. Added 32GB microSD, but it has built-in 10GB, which let you ready to go. It comes with 2 batteries...." Read more

    "...With the app you can choose between 2K and 4K. 3D photos look amazing...." Read more

    "...This camera has two lenses on the same side. It allows one to look around, although only forward of course. Not that big a deal...." Read more

    12 customers mention "Ease of use"9 positive3 negative

    Customers like the ease of use of the digital camera. They say it's simple to use, with easy point and click setup. They also say the Google Photos and YouTube integration is easy, and videos and pictures translate easily into Oculus with no issues.

    "...Google Photos and YouTube integration was easy. It was becoming my favorite point and shoot camera.Then... the camera stopped working...." Read more

    "...Came with two batteries packed in which are easily swappableSimple to use in regards to creating content...pick between photo and video and you..." Read more

    "...It's not intuitive. And there's no way that I know of to keep the viewer seeing what the camera sees...." Read more

    "...Videos and pictures translate easily into the Oculus with no issues. I'd recommend this product mostly due to the affordability...." Read more

    12 customers mention "Value"9 positive3 negative

    Customers like the value of the camera. They mention that it's an affordable solution for VR media recording and an affordable taste of the future of photography.

    "...around a hundred bucks, this 180 VR camera is an affordable taste of the future of photography. Easy point and click setup, with smartphone control...." Read more

    "...Otherwise why bother.The price seems reasonable and results decent for those folks wanting to try this new media format." Read more

    "...It's a good price, maybe I'd recommend it for somebody looking for a cheap VR camera, but I was a bit disappointed." Read more

    "Pros:1. An affordable solution for VR media recording, I will say that's about it2. Comes with X2 removable batteries...." Read more

    23 customers mention "Quality"9 positive14 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the quality of the digital camera. Some mention that it has good quality, is well built, and has great value for money. However, others say that it is extremely fragile, has a very weak lens, and does not have the greatest quality in dark environments.

    "...also may design issues with the camera in addition to not letting users save stereo images in a side-by-side format..." Read more

    "The camera was great, though it does not have the greatest quality in dark environments...." Read more

    "...Many times refused to take a second picture while trying to press the button. Only the first one from leaving sleep was reliable...." Read more

    "...The physical form factor is fantastic, and I love it (save for the lack of a screen)...." Read more

    21 customers mention "Video quality"14 positive7 negative

    Customers are mixed about the video quality of the digital camera. Some mention that the picture and video quality are ok, while others say that it's not a good camera and leaves much to be desired.

    "...The lowlight capabilities are fine. The overall video quality is good as well...." Read more

    "...Photo Quality is great, Video Quality is acceptable. Until we see more VR180 solutions there's nothing to compare to directly at this time...." Read more

    "...camera for the current price point, but at its MSRP (over $300) it is garbage." Read more

    "...Image quality is alright, although the videos leave much to be desired..." Read more

    19 customers mention "Performance"10 positive9 negative

    Customers are mixed about the performance of the digital camera. Some mention that it works very well when used for VR180 still photos or when using Oculus Go, while others say that the VR 180 software does not work the majority of the time, the powering on and off didn't work, and that it performs poorly when it's taking low light photos.

    "...Connection to Smart Phone works well which works as a second screen to frame a shot or make some light changes to the visual settings..." Read more

    "...It also performs poorly when it's taking low light photos, so for indoor pictures it's best to bring in as much light as possible before shooting...." Read more

    "...Otherwise why bother.The price seems reasonable and results decent for those folks wanting to try this new media format." Read more

    "...Then... the camera stopped working. It would charge but not power on...." Read more

    13 customers mention "Picture quality"0 positive13 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the picture quality of the camera. They mention that the pictures are grainy, lack depth, and are blurry. The design of the product is poor, making it difficult to capture or visualize what they wish to capture.

    "...The picture quality also won't compare well to more expensive 360 cameras, but those camera has to deal with stitching issues that just doesn't..." Read more

    "...There are also may design issues with the camera in addition to not letting users save stereo images in a side-by-side format..." Read more

    "...And at times just started bugging out, taking corrupt pictures (no way to tell with no view screen), in which powering on and off didn't work; I..." Read more

    "...Poor Design always ends up with hands captured at the sides, they should have designed a ledge or strap across the back to hold or pertruded the..." Read more

    10 customers mention "Software"0 positive10 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the software that comes with the camera. They mention that there is no available software to edit videos or work on them, and that they are forced to use the VR180 software. They also say that the VR 180 mobile apps do not currently support editing, and the camera is very dependent on the VR app.

    "...Video Editing Software is lacking-Pro'sCame with two batteries packed in which are easily swappable..." Read more

    "...the second image in the metadata, which means that you cannot edit the photographs in photoshop. For me, this is a dealbreaker...." Read more

    "...still photos, but stores them in a format that is not yet supported by most software...." Read more

    "...Otherwise fat fingers show up.Currently there are no programs to edit the photos or videos.Best viewed in a VR headset...." Read more

    Very satified!
    4 out of 5 stars
    Very satified!
    My package was delivered at a fast time and undamaged! As for the product, it is hard to find a VR180 camera with a consumer friendly price in 2023! This product does what it says it does. You can use this device without an app, but it's difficult to make sure you're pointing in the direction you want without discrepancies. The google VR180 app is not in the play store but I did manage to find an apk online and it works amazingly! I defiantly get the full VR180 3D experience with this camera. With the app you can choose between 2K and 4K. 3D photos look amazing. Videos are little downgraded from photos but it's still amazing to see things in VR with your own camera. Videos and pictures translate easily into the Oculus with no issues. I'd recommend this product mostly due to the affordability. Good luck finding one though. It was a mission to find anything VR180 3D in 2023! I hope the seller of this product can get their hands on more.
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    haggler
    5.0 out of 5 stars Google, please support your format.. this camera is great.
    Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2018
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    The camera was great, though it does not have the greatest quality in dark environments. The only thing I would recommend it that google makes it easier to actually view these videos on youtube with a VR headset (clicking an oculus or vive button in browser) or on the Oculus Go. There is no indication that the videos on youtube are "VR180" and you can't pan around in them for desktop users like with the 360 videos. (I think you should be able to pan the video if you don't have a VR headset, at least you could pan 180 degrees)

    Anyway, my only complaint is with Google not keeping youtube completely up to date with this so it really has not taken off yet but is very cool to see in VR. The youtube compression is pretty terrible also which they should really do something about (but the raw camera files look great)
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    Essenobi-san
    4.0 out of 5 stars It's good if you're not a beginner (i.e., you've used 360 cameras and are used to thinking about keeping yourself out of frame)
    Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2018
    Verified Purchase
    I debated on giving it 3 stars or 4 stars. I ultimately decided on 4 stars because the 'camera' itself does a good job of what's advertised.

    However this camera is for early adopters who are okay in terms of dealing with growing pains.

    By pains I mean little things like not having a tripod included. By not having a tripod you're left holding the camera in an awkward position so that your hand/fingers don't appear in the video. If you hold the camera like a regular point & shoot (or your cell phone) then your fingers will appear in the video.

    Another awkward area comes from when you turn side to side with this camera. The camera and/or Google's VR180 format doesn't automatically change the field of view for the viewer if they're watching the video in VR180. This means that if you record a video and then turn 90 degrees clockwise the person watching the video in VR180 needs to turn 90 degrees clockwise or else they'll be staring at a black void.

    It's not intuitive. And there's no way that I know of to keep the viewer seeing what the camera sees. However it seems like it'd be ideal if the viewer had the option of staying still while seeing what the camera was pointing at and then having the option to move their head around a little to see other details — versus having to know which way to look if the camera moves.

    Essentially this camera should only be shot in one direction and you shouldn't turn/pan. You can turn/pan if they're watching it as a regular YouTube video but if the viewer is looking at it in VR then they'll need to know (somehow) that they need to turn. Maybe Google will add future cues to let people know they need to turn but for now it's a pain.

    Holding the camera and trying not to turn are the two biggest pain points. The lowlight capabilities are fine. The overall video quality is good as well. In an ideal world the field of view would be slightly larger than 180 degrees and either a grip or a steady cam-like tripod would be included so you can more easily record videos.

    Another thing is that for whatever reason it takes a couple of seconds to turn on and be ready for recording video. I'm not sure if it's trying to get an internet connection or what. But several times I was recording or thought I was recording, only to see a few minutes later that I wasn't recording. I turned the camera on, waited for the blue light, and then hit the button to start recording. I think sometimes there's a green light instead of a blue light and I'm not really sure what that means.

    A flashing red light, similar to other cameras, to indicate that it's recording would be a simple way to indicate that it's recording. As it stands, the light blue light is kind of hard to see when you're outside. And the camera works best when you're outside and it's sunny.

    It'll be interesting to see how this camera stacks up to the Yi Horizon and other future camera models. I think LG is coming out with one. Ideally Panasonic comes out with one as they have a number of cameras with great video recording features.

    p.s. - The lack of a screen is a pain too. After reading other reviews it reminded me of several clips in which the person I was filming was slightly out of frame. There wasn't a screen so I guessed and it turns out I was wrong. They really need a screen on this type of camera because otherwise you may miss moments you'll never get back.
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    alex.szeto
    5.0 out of 5 stars VR 180, the only sensible option for taking VR pictures
    Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2018
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    As a VR enthusiast, I've been waiting for a camera like this for a LONG time!

    The camera has a pair of fish eye lenses - spaced just far enough to simulate the field of view of a typical pair of adult human eyes. Other than some adjustment that had to be done to compensate for the lens shape, there's no need for post processing to produce a proper stereo effect because the lenses are capturing exactly what your eyes should be seeing. You also don't need to worry about positioning yourself out of the camera frame that 360 cameras tend to force you to do - just point and shoot... like a point and shoot.

    A 180 degrees field of view doesn't sound like a lot, but it's good enough for me to look about 45 degrees off center in my Daydream View without seeing one of the edges. Unlike 3D cameras, you don't feel like you're seeing a picture that's popping out of a 2D frame - you just feel like you're THERE!

    Are there issues with the camera? Sure. Not having a viewfinder on the camera is a huge bummer, but I'm getting used to the idea of just looking somewhere, and placing the cameras right in front of my eyes to shoot when I feel like it's a view worth capturing. It also performs poorly when it's taking low light photos, so for indoor pictures it's best to bring in as much light as possible before shooting. The picture quality also won't compare well to more expensive 360 cameras, but those camera has to deal with stitching issues that just doesn't exist in this format.

    With all the caveats out of the way, I am giving this camera a 5 star rating because it is the only VR180 camera in existence at the time I'm writing this review, and it is the only sensible option for everyday people to take realistic VR pictures and videos right now. I firmly believe VR180 is the VR video format of the future, and even with the flaws that it has due to its experimental nature, I'd still easily recommend this camera, no questions asked.
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    R. Fryer
    3.0 out of 5 stars No longer supported but still usable
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 9, 2022
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    Having recently got a quest 2 vr headset I wanted to be able to take vr video of my own, preferring it to be in 3D I came across this camera. The android phone software for it is no longer available on the store but can be found and downloaded from elsewhere (at your own risk), the software is pretty much required though as it allows for file transfer, updating firmware, changing camera settings, and as a viewfinder and player with Google cardboard/equivalent. Files can be transferred from camera->phone->quest and played as they are in fisheye 180 format, I've not tried any editing yet.
    The camera is small and light enough to fit on my gimbal (for phones) and also has a 1/4" screw hole for mounting on tripod or other gimbals or mounts.
    The video quality isn't great even on the highest setting it's very soft and lacking detail but as an introduction to vr video I think it's ok and I'll make some use of it.
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    Andrés León De la Cruz
    5.0 out of 5 stars Me encanta
    Reviewed in Mexico on May 21, 2019
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    Excelente cámara dentro de las actuales en el mercado tiene buena calidad (no es la mejor) pero si es suficiente buena para los videos caseros no profesionales y el precio es bueno dentro de los 6000 y ahsta donde yo sé, está tiene giroscopio cosa que otras en el mercado no, lo cual le da un plus al captar todo en 3d pero puedes moverlo en el eje y en la posición que grabas. Le agrego que tiene 2 micrófonos (L y R) pero el audio que graba no es muy bueno.
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    AndyS
    3.0 out of 5 stars Fun but unsupported
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 10, 2021
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    The photo's are fun to look at in VR, but the device is no longer supported and the Google apps the camera uses are also no longer supported.
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