#Panorama video youtube pro#

I love the idea of walking around lackadaisically filming 360 videos and then being able to grab a photo of any cool moments that happened. Can I Export 360° pictures from 360° video? Uploading a 360 video to YouTube is exactly the same as uploading a regular video (Assuming you exported your video with the proper 360 tags in the previous step). Just make sure you see the 360 tags are included when you export so that YouTube will know it’s a 360° video. However, FCP does have some 3d text effects that did OK and companies like motionVFX have cool looking title plugins available if you get really into this.Įxporting your 360° video is exactly the same as exporting a standard video. Most of my regular FCPX plugins didn’t work with 360 video because they’ll become badly distorted in 3d. Make sure you create a new project with the 360° Video Format selected and a 360° Monoscopic Projection Type. There is one very important thing you need to do though. I found the editing process to be quite intuitive and not notably different from editing regular video files.

#Panorama video youtube pro#

mp4’s, both Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro X can natively support 360° video editing. (Note: Make sure you’re in the regular view and not “FreeCapture” mode when you do this if you want a 360° video file to output). insv file into the Insta360 Studio app click file-> Export. insv files into the Insta360 studio app, then export the files to. Meaning I had to import all of their custom. I don’t know if this is true of all 360° video cameras, but the Insta 360 One X2 records files in a custom file format (. So I recommend going with one of the two budget options if you’re just looking to see if you like this (I bought the Insta360 One X2 and used it to create the video/images in this post, overall it did a great job for the price). Long story short, an 8k+ video looks a lot better in VR, but those cameras tend to be $5,000+ right now. And I have an entire blog post about the best 360 cameras in 2022. YouTube has a list of cameras it recommends for 360° video. On an iPhone, both the front and back cameras lenses aren’t wide-angle enough to pull it off. 360 cameras typically have two extremely wide angle lenses on both the front and back of the camera. You’re not going to be able to use a normal camera for 360° video. Plus, it’s easier to hold your viewers attention in 180° than it is in 360°.

If you already owned a premium canon camera you can obtain the type of quality that would only be possible by spending 10’s of thousands of dollars on a premium VR camera. You can basically just buy this Canon Lens for $2,000 and get decent results with a Canon R5 or better. The gist is that it’s much cheaper to get a suitable camera setup if you’re filming in 180° than it is for 360°. I intend to write an entire post on filming 180° video in the future.