For gastroenterologists, surgeons and any physicians who perform endoscopic procedures, a restricted field of view limits their effectiveness. But if they want to see the full context during a procedure, however, they have to move the endoscope and its connected camera at regular intervals, which means moving it away from the site of intervention. The image the camera captures is visible only temporarily and it is up to the physician to mentally orient themselves regarding the endoscope’s position. And when it comes to documenting the procedure, the only visual material available is individual image frames with a restricted field of view or whole video sequences that are cumbersome to share and archive.