Google wants you to test its crazy new product that connects 16 GoPro cameras in a circle
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This summer, Google is offering a select number of "creators" to "capture the world in VR video-video that you can step inside of-and make it available to everyone." In all likelihood, only a handful of individuals will be chosen to test out Google Jump.
Filmmakers, producers, artists, and journalists are probably the type of people Google wants as testers. However, it seems as if what matters most to Google is not who you are, but why you want to test Jump and what you have in mind for it.
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Here's an example of one way Google expects it to work:
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