Creating content for virtual reality headsets is about to get a little easier for those with deep pockets.

VideoStitch, a company that makes 360-degree VR video production software, on Wednesday unveiled a new all-in-one 4K camera "designed for high­-quality live streaming to online video platforms and VR headsets." Dubbed the Orah 4i, the camera isn't exactly cheap, even at its "special introductory price" of $1,795 (it will go up to $3,595 after April 30), but it promises to simplify the process of creating your own 360-degree streaming video.

"Until today, a live VR video production workflow relied on an array of small cameras put together on a holder," VideoStitch Founder and CEO Nicolas Burtey said in a statement. "Videographers then dealt with multiple cables, power supplies, and a variety of small hardware components."

The Orah 4i, on the other hand, "removes these inefficiencies and numerous points of failure," Burtey said, letting content creators stream 4K-resolution live virtual reality video to headsets "with the push of a button." It also captures "ambisonic 3D sound," further increasing the feeling of immersion.

The Orah 4i consists of two units: a camera and a stitching box, which work together to record, stitch, and process VR audio and video fast enough for live streaming. The camera itself measures about 3 inches on each side, but don't let its small size fool you.

Inside its aluminum body, there are four Sony EXMOR sensors and four fisheye lenses that send 4K video to a pair of Ambarella video processors. The feed is then transmitted to the stitching box for removal of seamlines and gaps. Video can either be stored on the Orah 4i's internal 120GB SSD or streamed on the Web.

Interested parties can pre-order the Orah 4i via VideoStitch or B&H; it's expected to launch this summer.

For a look at the Orah 4i in action, check out the video below. Also be sure to check out the full technical specs.