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Legacy camera guide · Property and site overviews The Theta m15 deserves its own assessment rather than being treated as either the original Theta or the later Theta S. Its documented priority modes offer control over still photography, but image detail and access to the old phone app are important limits

Legacy camera guide · Original 2013 model The first Ricoh Theta is an important part of spherical photography's history. For a property business today, however, its small JPEG files and legacy mobile workflow make it a camera to evaluate cautiously—not a shortcut to the capabilities of a Theta

Legacy camera guide · Original Insta360 ONE The original Insta360 ONE combines standalone capture with a fold-out Lightning connection and Bluetooth control. For a property photographer evaluating a used unit, the first question is whether those capture and export routes still work with the devices available—not whether a listing

Legacy camera guide · Xiaomi Mi Sphere The Mi Sphere deserves attention as a still-photography camera, not just an early spherical-video device. Its documented photo controls give an existing owner options for interiors, but a business must verify the software chain and actual stitched output before relying on a

Legacy camera analysis · Paired-file photo workflow Fusion can be interesting for a photographer who already has a working capture-and-stitching setup. For a new virtual-tour business, the first question is whether you can reliably turn its paired camera files into finished spherical photographs on your own computer.

Camera analysis · Entry-level 360 photography The SC2 is worth considering for straightforward panoramic documentation, especially if you already own one. A new purchase needs a clear quality target and a careful check of the exact model. Research disclosure: This is a source-based guide, not our own hands-on

Legacy camera guide · Real-estate still photography An existing Theta SC can be a useful way to learn spherical property photography. Buying one for business today is a different decision: prove that you can control the camera, retrieve full-size images and deliver a reliable tour before judging it by