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This Friday, June 17, 2016, image, shows a screenshot taken from a 360-degree video of the New York Philharmonic concert in Brooklyn's Prospect Park in New York. In the middle of the image is the photographer's hand. 360-degree cameras work by stitching together images from two or more lenses. It’s hard to stay out of the shot, even with the camera turned sideways, because the ultra-wide lenses are designed to capture everything, from top to bottom. It’s possible to minimize unintended selfies by holding the camera well overhead, although any viewer who looks down during playback will see a hand. (AP Photo/Anick Jesdanun)
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