Ultra wide angle shots in the streets. In the studio Casey explains that companies contact him all the time to review products. He almost always say no, Rylo contacted him for a new 360 camera, but he already has lots of 360° cameras. He shows a part of Rylo's corporate video. The idea is to capture in 360 but when editing in post you choose what you want to show (not 360°). Unboxing. Nothing special about the hardware, everything is in the software. He can choose what he want to point at. The app also allows tracking of something, a face for example, so it stays perfectly at the same place even if the camera moves. It stabilizes the shot. Francine and Candice are here, car ride with Francine. Casey is not sure if this camera is just one more that will quickly become boring... or not. Tomorrow is Macy's day parade. Casey makes a chart to explain who this camera is for. $500 is the price of an entry level SLR, so for an aspirational video maker, not a very good way to spend his money. If you are a pro you don't want to use a consumer camera like this Rylo. Casual creators just use their phone. So. This is a cool device but who is is really for? As christmas is coming CAsey receives a lot of new stuff to try. Boxes everywhere in his studio. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMbUA7dghlk
