Explore the uses of 360 camera

Sizzle reel of the work for the whole learning journey of using 360 camera

I have learnt how to use the insta360 camera and app, work and edit with 360 file, multiple uses with 360 camera, create virtual tour, scan, HDRI.

One of the thing that I explored first about the 360 camera is how well perform the camera can work under different circumstances. I have learnt that for the Insta360 ONE x2 camera that I have, it also have camera setting such as shutter speed, ISO, white balance, file export type. In addition to those, the camera can also connect to the app on the phone where you can also change the setting on the phone. Furthermore, there are some preset that feature in the app. For example, the images below were taken in a low light condition and normal condition. The setting I chose allows more light to go into the camera lens and the result are the images full of bright color and almost well lit. This has given me lots of chance to learn the camera, app, and what I should expect when working with it.

The second thing that I explore are the uses of 360 camera for videos. I have learnt multiple way to use the camera and some of them are interesting. For example, below are the screenshot taking from the video called Clone and Hide. Using the same placement of the camera, record multiple takes, and use Premiere Pro, I managed to make a video show multiple me on the same scene as well as me hiding in place that is smaller than me.

Some other miscellaneous stuff that you can do with the 360 camera and the app is the ability to record a hyper-lapse of a video. I discovered that 360 video camera not only able to export the 360 degree video, but also able to export video in certain frame and angle. In addition to that, Insta360 has app and plug in for Premiere Pro that allow the user to re-frame the video to any way that we want such as focus on certain area, track on something, pan, tilt, zoom, and more. This can also even applied to the hyper-lapse video mentioned above.