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|image=[[File:rico theta 360 cam1.jpg|400px]]
|VR/AR=[[Virtual Reality]]
|Type=[[360 Camera]]
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|Platform=[[Android]], [[iOS]]
|Creator=[[Ricoh Company, Ltd.]]
|Developer=[[Ricoh Company, Ltd.]]
|Manufacturer=[[Ricoh Company, Ltd.]]
|Operating System=[[Windows]], [[Mac]]
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|Memory=4GB
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|Power=Lithium ion {approx. 200 photos}
|Weight=Approx. 95g
|Size=42mm (W) x 129mm (H)x 22.8mm (17.4mm）(D)
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|Price=$349.95(Theta S); $249.95(Theta m15)
|Website=[https://theta360.com/en/about/theta/s.html//Ricoh Theta 360]
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The Ricoh Theta is a handheld 360-degree camera that can capture the entire space in front of its wide-angle lens with just a single shot. The compatible Android and iOS application is used for viewing, editing, and sharing of spherical images and video footage. Ricoh's main goal was to bring 360-degree imagery closer to mainstream acceptance, which is reflected in the elegant, slim design and simple control scheme.
== Features ==
The camera is intended more as a lifestyle gadget than as a professional recording device. The main selling point is the ability to effortlessly capture the entire scene without worrying about framing or composition. Since it fits into any pocket and weighs only half as much a typical smartphone, users can carry it with them anywhere they go.
Built-in Wi-Fi connectivity enables quick pairing with the complementary iOS and Android application, which allows for remote control of the camera, preview of captured images, and convinient convenient access to a multitude of sharing options.
== Hardware ==
The Ricoh Theta weights about .20 pounds and measures 1.65 x 5.08 x .9 inches. The casing is rubberized to help users securely hold the camera in the hand. Its appearance is mostly characterized with a pair of protruding lenses. Behind them is an image sensor with an automatic ISO range of 100-1600. <ref>http://www.digitalcamerareview.com/camerareview/ricoh-theta-review/</ref>
