360 VIDEO

WHAT IS 360 VIDEO?

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360 FOOTAGE

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360 Video is the process of recording video footage with a special camera that films in 360 degrees. These cameras utilize multiple lenses for capturing footage or images simultaneously in different directions, with the footage or images being stitched together in post, similar to how panoramas are constructed. This footage can be easily ported to web-based platforms that support 360, such as Facebook or Youtube, but can also be viewed from within a virtual reality headset, making the experience more immersive.

Many of these devices can be paired to a user’s phone via an app for remote recording – this feature helps keep the user out of the shot. Monopods to elevate the camera are also available.

Footage from these cameras can be edited just like any other video footage in a video editing software. Adobe Premiere and Final Cut Pro both allow users to toggle between panoramic and 360 view while working with 360 footage in their editors (an immersive 360 view is visible within the Oculus if editing on a Visualization Studio workstation).

DEVICES AVAILABLE

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RICOH THETA Z1

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The Ricoh Theta Z1 records 360° images using approx. 23MP (6720 x 3360, 7K) still image shooting and spherical video at 4K (3840 x 1920, 29.97 fps) quality. It also supports 360° live streaming in 4K resolution.

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MANFROTTO PIXI EVO MONOPOD

SPEC

The Manfrotto PIXI EVO is designed to support small 360° cameras. Max Height: 56.3 in. ONLY compatible with the Ricoh Theta Z1 360 Camera.

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