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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 216184" data-attributes="member: 9240">I am as well.&nbsp; The thing that I can't seem to find is whether or not the software is bundled with the device, or is it something that needs to be purchased separately?&nbsp; When I read a quote like, &quot;The true innovation of the bublcam is it’s software that allows a&nbsp; single, 4 quadrant multiplexed image to be stitched into a sphere. We&nbsp; utilize a heat mapped blending process in order to blend the final&nbsp; photos and videos. These are what we like to call digital bubls. Bubls&nbsp; can also be separated from the multiplex into individual photos or&nbsp; videos and stitched into standard equirectangular format. This allows&nbsp; for spherical development and playback from other stitching&nbsp; applications.&quot;, and don't see anything, anywhere about software availability then I get a bit concerned that a hardware purchase will involve additional software purchases.&nbsp; I've pinged the guy who posted the Kickstarter.&nbsp; I can see all sorts of uses for this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 216184, member: 9240"] I am as well. The thing that I can't seem to find is whether or not the software is bundled with the device, or is it something that needs to be purchased separately? When I read a quote like, "[I]The true innovation of the bublcam is it’s software that allows a single, 4 quadrant multiplexed image to be stitched into a sphere. We utilize a heat mapped blending process in order to blend the final photos and videos. These are what we like to call digital bubls. Bubls can also be separated from the multiplex into individual photos or videos and stitched into standard equirectangular format. This allows for spherical development and playback from other stitching applications.[/I]", and don't see anything, anywhere about software availability then I get a bit concerned that a hardware purchase will involve additional software purchases. I've pinged the guy who posted the Kickstarter. I can see all sorts of uses for this. [/QUOTE]

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