FAQ

The SLAM XCAM stands out as the world's first VR 180° 3D camera with a smart operating system. You can shoot, edit, and share 8K videos directly from the device without a computer. Its Qualcomm 8550 processor and 5000mAh battery ensure powerful performance, and its dual wide-angle lenses capture immersive, ultra-high-definition VR content.

Absolutely! The SLAM XCAM allows you to edit videos directly on the camera. You can trim, merge, and enhance your footage effortlessly, then share it straight to your social media.

SLAM XCAM supports up to 8K 30fps /6K 50fps resolution, delivering stunningly detailed and immersive VR videos in 3D. This ultra-high-definition quality is perfect for professional-level content creation.

Yes, SLAM XCAM supports 3D live streaming, making it easy to connect with your audience in real time. You can engage viewers in an immersive VR experience and broadcast directly to social media or other platforms.

The SLAM XCAM features a 5000mAh battery, providing extended recording time for uninterrupted shooting sessions, ideal for events, action shots, or vlogs.

Yes, the SLAM XCAM functions like a smartphone camera with its built-in smart operating system. You can capture, edit, and share videos seamlessly with a user-friendly interface.

You can transfer files from the SLAM XCAM to any device that supports VR file formats or streaming apps. It's also compatible with VR headsets for an immersive playback experience.

Yes, SLAM XCAM is compatible with standard mounts and tripod accessories, making it versatile and adaptable to various filming needs.

SLAM XCAM is equipped with dual ultra-wide-angle lenses that capture 180° in 3D, creating fully immersive video content that feels like you’re truly there.

https://openmtp.ganeshrvel.com/ Please download and install this tool on your Mac. Once installed, it will allow your Mac to recognize the camera.

After connecting the camera to your Mac, select **MTP mode (File Transfer Mode)** from the dropdown menu on the camera. Then, launch the installed tool and your camera should be successfully recognized.