Uploaded February 2017 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
The Nokia OZO is widely recognized as one of the most popular cameras for filming 360º VR content, and one of the few available on the market that does it well. However, one of its biggest drawbacks is that there is no simple way to monitor the shot if the Ozo is mobile, using a stabilized motion tool like the Motion Impossible Mantis 360, forcing production crews to either record blindly or paint out wires in post. And when you’ve got clients and producers breathing down your neck, monitoring is an asset you’ll want to have at your disposal. Luckily there’s a very simple solution to this problem: the Teradek Sphere.
The Nokia OZO is widely recognized as one of the most popular cameras for filming 360º VR content, and one of the few available on the market that does it well. However, one of its biggest drawbacks is that there is no simple way to monitor the shot if the Ozo is mobile, using a stabilized motion tool like the Motion Impossible Mantis 360, forcing production crews to either record blindly or paint out wires in post. And when you’ve got clients and producers breathing down your neck, monitoring is an asset you’ll want to have at your disposal. Luckily there’s a very simple solution to this problem: the Teradek Sphere.
