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Camera home screen:

Once your smartphone is connected to the camera,

the app's home screen gives you full access to all

camera controls, modes, and settings options.

BACK BUTTON - TOGGLE

SHUTTER BUTTON - START/STOP

TO PREVIOUS SCREEN

RECORDINGS, CAPTURE PHOTOS

VIDEO/PHOTO MODE

ON MY CAMERA LIBRARY

TOGGLE SWITCH

CAMERA SETTINGS MENU

AUTO PILOT PREVIEW MODE

CAMERA MODE

GPS FIX INDICATOR

OPTION WHEEL

IMAGE TUNING OPTIONS

Note: The 360ﬂy 4K PRO'S AutoPilot feature sets your

application to automatically pan your image to the

area of footage that has the highest degree of motion.

To use this feature within your camera's live-view, just

tap the AutoPilot icon

. Use the slider located on

the left of your display to adjust the sensitivity level.

When the camera's built-in GPS sensor is toggled on,

the GPS indicator icon

will appear on the home

screen. Once activated, the GPS indicator will remain

gray as the sensor calibrates an initial ﬁx for the

camera's location. Once an active ﬁx is secured, the

icon will display a green color,

GPS feature is ready for use. The GPS feature can

take up to 2 minutes to generate an initial ﬁx.

For best results, use the GPS feature outdoors

with a direct line to the sky free of interference

from trees or tall buildings.

Recording video:

Recording a standard 360° video with the 360ﬂy

app is quick and easy. Simply tap the white Record

button

to start capturing. The center of the

capture button will turn red and your camera will

simultaneously vibrate while its LED turns from

blue to red.

As video records, you'll notice a second button

appears to the top right of the Record button.

This button

represents your camera shutter

button, allowing you to capture a still 360° photo

with your camera during video capture.

Note: Your still photo captures will be stored in your

camera's internal memory as a separate .jpeg image ﬁle.

To stop recording, tap the Record button

camera will vibrate twice and the LED will switch from

solid red to blue, indicating your recording has ended.

Recording without the app:

If you don't have access to the 360ﬂy app on your

mobile device, you can record videos directly on your

camera. Simply press the OnePush button on your

camera to launch a 360° recording. Your camera will

vibrate and the LED will turn from blue to solid red,

indicating that your camera is now recording. To stop

recording, press the OnePush button again.

Note: Note: The default recording mode for 360ﬂy 4K

PRO videos is pre-set to Equirectangular format. In

this setting, the live viewﬁnder is disabled during

active recording. To enable live-view while recording,

you must change the camera's settings (by taking the

camera out of equirectangular mode), to 2880x2880

pixels at 24 frames per second (FPS). Also, when

equirectangular mode is on the camera's frame rate

and resolution are ﬁxed at 3840x1920.

Modiﬁed: June 11, 2018

Equirectangular Mode (EQR):

The default video output format (for both streaming and

recording) from the 360ﬂy 4K PRO camera is equirectan-

gular. Meaning, 360-degree, hemispherical video laid ﬂat

into a panoramic format. Equirectangular is also the

optimal format for social media sites such as Facebook

and YouTube.

The EQR format is the default output for the following

features:

WiFi Mode at 1920x960 resolution

Video Record at 3840x1920 resolution

Live stream via HDMI Cable up to 4K resolution

To exit EQR mode, press revolver icon

of the screen and select the standard 360 video icon

Note: The equirectangular video format will not stream

through the USB cable. Images are not available while in

Equirectangular mode.

First-Person POV mode:

The First-Person POV option gives you the power to

record standard (non-360°) videos in a 16:9 aspect

ratio, turning your 360ﬂy into a traditional

point-and-shoot action camera. With this mode

activated, simply orient or mount your camera in a

horizontal position with the lens facing forward and

the OnePush button centered-facing up.

To enter First-Person POV mode, press the revolver

wheel

select the POV icon

that it is set in POV mode above the live-view display

on your screen and the live-view area will display a

preview in a 16:9 aspect ratio.

Note: The camera's OnePush button represents the

top/center of your camera's viewing angle. When

ﬁlming in POV mode, use the OnePush button to

align your shot and achieve the ideal camera angle.

To begin a recording in First-Person POV mode, tap

the white Record button

indicating that the

center of the capture button will turn red and your

camera will simultaneously vibrate while its LED turns

from blue to red. As your video records, you'll notice a

second button displaying a camera icon appears to

the top right of the Record button. This button

represents your camera shutter button, allowing you

to capture a still 16:9 POV photo with your camera

while recording your video.

Note: When your camera is set into First-Person POV

mode, you can also start and stop recordings using

the on-camera OnePush button. POV operation via the

OnePush button will remain intact until the record

setting is changed back to a 360° video mode using

the app or the camera is power-cycled. The camera

will also remain in POV mode when Settings Lock

is enabled.

Time-Lapse mode:

Turn hours of activity into dynamic minutes using the

360ﬂy's Time-Lapse mode. To enter Time-Lapse mode,

press the revolver wheel

. Your

of the camera home screen and select the Time-Lapse

icon

at the top of the Live View display on your screen.

Change the interval between frame captures by

adjusting the scroll bar to your desired setting. Your

360ﬂy 4K PRO offers settings for 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 30,

or 60 seconds between frames when in Time-

Lapse mode.

To begin a time-lapse recording, tap the white record

button

capture button will turn red and your camera will

simultaneously vibrate while its LED turns from

blue to red. As video records, you'll notice a second

button appears to the top right of the Record button.

This button

button, allowing you to capture a still 360° photo

with your camera during video capture.

at the bottom

located at the bottom of the screen and

. Your application will display

to start capturing. The

located in the bottom bar

. The recording mode you're in will display

to start capturing. The center of the

represents your camera shutter

60 FPS mode:

Your 360ﬂy 4K PRO allows you to record videos at 60

frames per second with a resolution of 1728x1728

pixels. Perfect for extreme action sequences, this

recording option is ideal for creating slow-motion

effects when editing your videos and creating action clips.

To launch 60 FPS mode, press the revolver wheel

located at the bottom of the screen and select the

Video camera icon

. Your application will display an

option to select from each of the 360° recording modes

available on the 360ﬂy 4K PRO camera. Select the

1728x1728 @ 60 FPS option to change your record setting.

To begin a 60 FPS recording, tap the white record

button

to start capturing. The center of the capture

button will turn red and your camera will simultaneously

vibrate while its LED turns from blue to red. As the video

records, you'll notice a second button displaying a

camera icon appears to the top right of the Record

button

. This button represents your camera shutter

button, allowing you to capture a still 360° photo with

your camera while recording your video.

Still Image Capture:

Your 360ﬂy 4K PRO doubles as a still image action

camera, allowing you to capture .jpeg photos at an

effective resolution of 3456x3456 pixels. Your 360°

images can be viewed within the mobile application

or via the Desktop Director app on PC or Mac.

To switch your camera to Photo mode, tap the

icon

at the bottom of the camera home screen.

The icon will switch to the Video camera

the application will indicate that it is in Photo mode

at the top of the viewﬁnder screen.

To capture photos, tap the white shutter button

When a photo is captured, the camera LED will

ﬂash red once and return back to solid blue,

indicating that it is in ready mode. Your photo

ﬁles will be stored on your camera's memory in

a .jpeg format.

Note: To exit Photo mode, tap the video icon at the

bottom of the screen and your camera will return to

video record mode.

Note: Images are not available while equirectangular

mode is turned on.

First-Person POV photo mode:

The 360ﬂy 4k PRO can be set to capture standard

photos from the First-Person POV perspective.

To switch from standard Photo mode to POV mode,

tap the revolver wheel

located at the bottom of

home screen. Tap the POV icon

will indicate that it is in POV mode at the top of the

viewﬁnder screen.

Once your shot's lined up, tap the white shutter

button

to take a photo. When a photo is captured,

the camera LED will ﬂash red once and return back

to solid blue, indicating that it is in ready mode.

All of your photo ﬁles will be stored on your camera's

memory in a .jpeg format.

Camera Burst mode:

The 360ﬂy 4K PRO's Camera Burst mode feature allows

you to capture several photographs in quick succession

with a single push of the shutter button. Ideal for sports

or action photography, Camera Burst mode lets you

select the best image from a group of photos or

arrange them in a sequence.

To switch from standard Photo mode to Camera Burst

mode, press the revolver wheel

bottom of the screen. Tap the Camera Burst icon

The application will display that it's set in Camera

Burst mode at the top of the live view display

on your screen.

Pre-set your frame capture intervals by adjusting

the scroll bar to your desired setting. The 360ﬂy 4K PRO

offers settings for 3, 5, or 8 captures per second within

burst mode.

To capture burst photos, tap the white shutter

button

. As your photos are captured, the

camera LED will ﬂash red once and return

back to solid blue, indicating that it is in ready

mode. All of your photo ﬁles will be stored on

your camera's memory in a .jpeg format.

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