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How to Take VR Photos on Android
Looking for some VR content to enjoy your Google Cardboard? How about creating some 360-degree images and mix it with sounds of the environment? To take VR photos on Android devices, do as follows:
1. Download and install the Cardboard Camera from the Google Play Store
2. Open the application, skip the tutorial and tap the Camera icon on the bottom right
3. Tap the Shutter icon and move your device slowly until your reach the 360-degree point
4. When you are finished, you may share your VR friends and let them enjoy what you are already enjoying.
***Note that, you may add the sound by tapping the Sound button (next to the shutter button) and enabling the sound recording feature.
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