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The founder of Yingshi showed off the real panoramic camera X6: a bullet did not penetrate

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Kuai Technology reported on August 8 that Shadowstone founder Liu Jingkang released a test video on social platforms to demonstrate in advance the body protection capabilities of the new panoramic camera X6. Overseas partners completed a shooting test. The camera was not penetrated after being directly impacted by bullets. The screen was shattered, but the back was still intact. This model is a milestone new product of Shadowstone in ten years. The launch conference is scheduled for 20:00 on August 12, and multiple core upgrades have been exposed one after another. This actual measurement video attracted many players to watch. No one expected that a consumer-grade panoramic camera could withstand the impact of bullets. For users who frequently ride, hike, and ski outdoors, bumps and gravel impacts are common problems. A stronger body structure can significantly reduce the risk of equipment damage. Image quality is one of the core upgrade points of the X6. The whole machine is equipped with dual 1-inch sensors. The previous generation X5 only used 1/1.3-inch sensors, and the amount of light input has been significantly improved. The hardware computing power has been updated simultaneously. The new machine is equipped with a new AI three-core collaboration platform, and the overall computing power far exceeds that of the previous generation. The appearance continues the classic double spherical lens shape of the X series. The holding size is not much different from the X5. The compact body is easy to carry around. All practical features such as bare metal waterproofing and large battery life are retained. The battery capacity has been slightly increased, so you don’t need to charge frequently when you go out for long periods of time to shoot. At present, the complete selling price and all detailed parameters have not been made public, and all information will be announced at one time at the press conference on the evening of August 12.