Nokia is back with a virtual reality camera

Nokia is back, this time with a camera.

The Finnish company reveled Ozo, a new virtual reality camera that is specifically crafted for professional filmmakers that want to experiment with this new video environment.

The camera is shaped like a sphere with multiple camera sensors and microphones that capture a 360-degree video, which will allow the viewer to interact with the virtual space. Most importantly, the device also has a feature that lets the filmmaker see the "frame" in real time by wearing a VR set, which was previously impossible with other cameras that needed processing before the video was viewable.

The specs and price is not yet public but here is a preview video of the camera:

Here is a better look:



And some humor evoked by nostalgic similarities:



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