There are a lot of VR cameras now, but we haven't seen any products that capture light in extreme environments, especially in dark environments. NextVR became the first person to eat crabs.
Located in Newport, Wales, UK, NextVR is known for its dedicated VR cameras developed for live concerts, sporting events, and political events. It has a good reputation for depth capture and details. They are also producing some prerecorded VR content.
However, their product plans have recently undergone some dramatic changes. The first episode of their Paranormal Evidence has been launched on Gear VR and Daydream. It uses a 180-degree camera, and players can look for supernatural activity in their field of vision. As an explorer, players are placed in the most spooky places in North America: Pennhurst Asylum.
NextVR engineers designed a new camera system for this, "can capture all-around video in an unobtrusive environment," CEO David Cole told us in an email, it is a challenging task, "because The depth of infrared, visible light and ultraviolet light are all in different depth ranges, so the depth sensing of the camera is very demanding.
"But we have already done it," he wrote.
According to him, they have 180-degree and 360-degree camera equipment for shooting in a completely dark environment, but Paranormal Evidence only uses 180-degree camera equipment, which can also be used to take natural and music-related content.
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