Vuze 3D 360 camera giveaway


Vuze Camera, the first fully spherical 3D 360-degree camera for consumers, is giving away one Vuze VR kit, which includes a camera, specially designed tripod/handle, headset, and video editing software. To be entered into the contest, you just have to register for an account on their website.



Details of the contest: https://www.facebook.com/vuze.camera/posts/1639613826352681:0

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