360 degrees cameras are dedicated to providing a sense of immersion for the view when seeing the photos, while 3D cameras are dedicated to giving depth to the images viewed by the human eyes. 360-degree cameras let the viewer feel as though they are a part of the image rather than merely looking at it from afar. 3D pictures are unidirectional in that they can only be recorded from a single perspective. Despite the depth, there are no various angles in the photos, resulting in a lack of perspective. 360∞ cameras, on the other hand, collect photos from every aspect, allowing viewers to dive deeper into the scene. Virtual reality movies can be created with both 3D and 360-degree cameras, although the former will require additional processing in stitching to bring the pictures together in the VR production. Due to its complete nature, the latter requires no stitching in the creation of VR films or photos.