Hi Elia. Shooting virtual tours at night will be tricky because usually you will see different sources of light. For example, tungsten, fluorescent, and LED all have different colors. Because you will be doing a lot of color adjustment, the ideal camera would be a DSLR / mirrorless. https://360rumors.com/dslr-virtual-tour-faq-camera-lens-guide-virtual-tour-edge/ But if you want to use a 360 camera, then I would recommend Theta Z1, which has the most accurate colors and best latitude for adjustments. https://amzn.to/3yqP1Vw

Yeah, it’s sad that they pivoted to video doorbells.

Some of the best optics in the industry to this day, not many cameras in the sub-$1000 price range beat it

Just adding enough RAM to burst 3 bracketed shots to RAM before saving the DNGs out to SD card alone would have been a game changer for the Sphere.

Heck, even just adding raw bracketing with the existing slow shoot/save/shoot/save would be a massive improvement. But we haven’t seen a firmware update since the expired SSL certificate fix and almost surely won’t again. 🙁

Sorry, the madv team behind the mi sphere has now switched to an entirely different industry… there will be no Mi Sphere 2.

Jon

Hi Sandra. For the DSLR/mirrorless photos in this comparison, I used Sony a6300. In the VTE2 sample, I used Sony a7R4 iirc.

Best regards,
Mic