I was watching on a VivePro2 in RU-vid directly using web browser Opera 55.0. Playback was awesome, I was very surprised you did that on the Canon, no motion sickness here, even with the speed up on the cable car, they were some cool effects!
Well Hough, another masterpiece of your work. I really enjoyed this journey. I hope there is a chance for us that you share the process of creation of such a video. 😇
Hi Hugh, I just wanted to say how fantastically informative your videos are, I've learned a lot from them, and I love this VR 180, what was this shot on? BTW keep up the great work. Now for a quick question is I can!!.... I'm creating a VR video that was shot on the Insta 360 EVO 5.7k and I'm rendering a VR 180 3DLR side-by-side output in the latest version of Premiere....however, the videos don't look great in quality even when I render out H265 @ 60bit, it's an unpaid job so I don't really have much budget for plugins but would love to know if there is any way that I could upres the original footage (maybe AI software?)or improve the output by sharpening using a free or paid plugin (if its not too expensive)?, or could I adjust the headset (meta quest 2) via visbit or something similar to maximize the quality?. I'm assuming that shooting on EVO and watching on Quest 2 should look good, if you have a sample video that would be great also....Any help would be amazing, thanks.
I believe I just answered your comment. Try H264 in 80Mbps first to see if there is improvement. Then try upscale evo footage using Fusion Superscale (if you don't have expensive AI software). Mostly it is in your render. Premiere H265 is broken in my opinion. You can also just render out ProRes and compress it using other software and use VR180 creator for meta injection
It was creating a lot of motion sickness and I was just watching on a regular TV. I probably would be highly nauseous if I had a VR set. The camera has a lot of rolling shutter in combination with hand holding and fast movements.
Yes indeed. This is not on my professional gimbal setup and we only have 1 day to film multiple location on an AR filter job for Virgin. I think if I move slower it will remove those rolling shutter problem. What will you suggest?
