A fixed camera looks one way. On an interior fit-out, a factory installation or an event build, the work happens in every direction at once. Natilon360 records the whole sphere from a single point, which puts the entire site into one camera.
A fixed camera looks one way. On an interior fit-out, a factory installation or an event build, the work happens in every direction at once. Natilon360 records the whole sphere from a single point, which puts the entire site into one camera.
The system records a full 360-degree sphere through a fisheye super-wide lens. That has two practical consequences: there is no rig of several cameras to place and synchronise, and the framing decision does not have to be made at capture — in the edit you can look wherever you want inside the sphere, and pull several sequences at different angles from the same recording.
Indoors the difference is starkest: finding one position that sees a whole hall or production line is easier than finding room for four cameras.
Natilon360 mounts to a ceiling or to the floor and suits both indoor and outdoor use. The compact body and flexible mounting options make it easier to position on sites that offer no ready pole or hanging point.
With Natilon Timelapse Cloud integration frames go to the cloud, and the archive is reachable from the web and from mobile devices. Sharing the 360 recordings happens from there too.