VR Photos

Name: VR Photos
Rating: 2.375 (8 reviews)

Photo & Video

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VR Photos

Photo & Video

2.4

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Mobikats ltd

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User Reviews for VR Photos

Terrible app

It doesn't really work ...

Ed-captain, Oct 31, 2016

nice

works just fine for what i need

Jumpforit, Mar 30, 2017

Just what I needed

This is what I was looking for. Something to view my photos but control it my moving my head. It just needs multiple galleries and settings to change the time to select.

Russell)/$:)/&, Dec 06, 2017

Permanent annoyance

At first it seemed to work well when suddenly the screen starts going all over the place. I even tried deleting and reinstalling the app, but it still does it. I can’t work with the app like this.

Sparky2365, Dec 29, 2020

Not worth your time

Don’t download

YourLocalStarbucks, Dec 26, 2018

Description

VR Photos lets you view your 360 videos and photos using Google Cardboard, without needing to take the phone out of your goggles each time to change the photo or video. Mobikats have developed a neat way of using your eyes to navigate through your own 360 pictures / video stored on your iPhone. Here is how: 1.

Save your 360 photos from a Ricoh 360 camera, Kodak or other 360 cameras into on your iPhone. 2. Launch the VR photos app and tap Add to 360 Gallery. Select the 360 photo spheres or 360 videos you wish to view and tap Done. 3. Place your phone into your headset and focus on the image you wish to view. Once in the 360 image or video, look down to see controls. Focus on Next, Previous or the X exit button for a few seconds to navigate. Now you can view your VR photos or video without needing to tap a screen or use Bluetooth remote.