Originally posted by johnmflores 
Not all places make an interesting VR image. Very few places in the real world are interesting enough.
We have discovered with other compact cameras that as long as it is entertaining to the person taking the images, it doesn't have to be interesting to anyone else. I'm asking myself how this is better than using your own eyeballs and brain and I can only come up with the ability to go back in time and take a different look at your surroundings. I can see practical applications for insurance companies and the legal system, but I doubt if anyone else will want to pay to explore an infinite number of points of view recorded by strangers. From a sales perspective, you want to narrow down your customer's choices, not enlarge them and customers of recorded images tend to have very specific wants.
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