Here are new techniques for overcapture videos, including a 1-step shortcut that doesn't need any keyframes! * Get free 2nd generation invisible selfie stick with Insta360 One X: bit.ly/onexdiscount * Download Insta360 Studio for One X here: www.insta360.com/download/ins...
@@fevels yes i did, just for a day. i didn't see so many significant things for 360 to be honest. insta360, vuze, and kodak pixpro had very large booths. but i did get some useful info, i just can't talk about them yet :)
You are using Mac ? as the windows version is beta and wont recognise the insv files . have to put files in the non beta software first to convert to mp4 so by the time i can use the non beta version the files are not insv
@@realstreetuk hey there realstreetuk! i was using pc but i have a mac too and i've tested that it works on both versions. Just make sure to install version 3.2.1 or later, not 3.1.2. Let me know if it works for you.
my camera is here and this was super helpful to understand how studio software works. Doing tomorrow my behind the scenes shooting with the client and will try to record sound on zoom. See if I can properly stitch it after with FCPX.
Hey there A-Fotografy! Congrats on getting the One X! For FCPX, you have to stitch the video first in Insta360 Studio 2019. Here are some tips on getting the best quality from the One X ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D5_dGNk8a6E.html
Just got an insta360 one x for an upcoming trip to a Disney World and cruise. I saw your footage at Disney and wondered what you use to hold the camera in the parks since they don’t allow selfie sticks. I’ve learned a lot from your videos and appreciate your advice! Look forward to your reply. Thanks!
Thanks scinnamon3! Sounds like an exciting trip! Perfect for using the One X! Yes you are right about the rule about selfie sticks. For rides I just hold the One X. If you're wary of dropping it, you can get a D-ring and wrist strap. Walking around the park, I use a monopod with tripod legs, which falls under their definition of a tripod, such as the monoshot monoshot.co/ . Be careful not to extend it to its maximum length or you might attract security's attention.
Finally I bought a One X, 3 months of work, but I hope it to worth the hard working =D Thank you for the kind words, sharing your knowledge with very nice and easy content!
Congratulations! One X is the best consumer 360 camera right now. By the way, you may be interested to see some techniques to get the best video quality from the One X ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D5_dGNk8a6E.html
Bless you for making these tutorials! I thought 360 video was to much hassle. Going from one unstable software to another expensive software, blabla. Seems like the Insta360 Studio 2019 completely changes that consideration!
Hi Mic, nice vid as always. I'm using insta360 one x studio to overcapture my fusion mp4 videos. I have two questions. First when exporting a video, the bitrate is set 18 Mbps by default. Should i leave it as it is or i have to chose higher bitrate? And second, when i chose to export freecapture 3840 x2160 (because this is the resolution of my mp4 rendered fusion clips) do i really get this resolution, or just a larger video file with the same quality as if i was exporting 1080?
Thanks buddy! The default bit rate is the original bitrate. If you choose a higher bitrate, it won't really improve the image quality. Similarly, for the resolution 1080 is the normal resolution because even if the video is 5.7K, you're only viewing a small portion of it. This is true also for the Fusion. What software are you using for your video editing? If you're using Premiere, you could create a 1080p sequence and then import videos from Fusion and Insta360 (even if higher than 1080p). When you apply the GoPro VR Reframe effect, the videos will automatically be reframed and resized to match the 1080p video. I hope that helps! BTW if you're using Premiere, you don't have to stitch Insta360. Premiere can import insv and insp files. :)
@@360vroomers Thanks for the reply. You're more than helpful. Also I'm editing mostly on Premier, didn't knew that can import insv files directly, so i'll try it next time. Thanks again, keep up the good work!
@@m1ndwarp Oh! in that case you may be interested in this tutorial for using Insta360 One X with Premiere ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-W50pfyBIfwE.html
Thank you so much for all your hard work! Your teaching skills are awesome! You really make complicated subject matter simple and easy to understand, I have learned so much from your videos for my Insta 360 One X.
Love that you have the Hero 7, One X, and Pocket Osmo all going at once! Funny story, I was snowboarding today and had my One (not the X- want at least the Venture case before I use it -waiting almost 3 months now) so, I had the One and I was holding it behind me when another snowboarder gets my attention and politely lets me know that I am not getting any good video because my camera is pointing away. I yelled back that I am actually getting EVERYTHING because it is a 360 camera and it literally catches everything and that later I can choose what I want in editing! He seemed impressed. It was amusing!
I was tempted to go fetch my iPhone and show the video to him but I was getting ready to head back home. Ziplining, I have shown it to guides and guests and wowed them with it.
I just really thought it was funny that he didn't think I was getting any video and the reality couldn't have been more completely the opposite! A person could not have been more wrong about something-but I was nice about it! I'm always waiting for people to ask about the camera since it is obviously not a GoPro. Actually, another funny thing about today, I had the pole strapped across my chest and the guy running the lift said at first glance it looked like I had a torque wrench and he was wondering what I was going to torque!
I appreciate your great videos and have a question. Does the desktop editing suite have the same ability to change speeds, as well as having a "tracking" key frame, similar to the phone app? Thanks again and keep the vids coming!!!
Thanks Dustin! Great questions. Re changing speeds, which insta calls timeshift, i believe insta will add it to the desktop app in the future. for now i just do hyperlapse sequences on my phone then import the hyperlapse videos to my desktop. Tracking is a feature that i haven't seen on a 360 camera desktop app. I'm not sure if it's harder to program on a desktop or what, so i don't know if that feature will be added to the Studio app or not. It is possible to do it in After Effects, although it is quite complicated. Powerdirector also has some 360 tracking capability although it is used for titles, instead of panning the camera
Thanks Andrea! Actually, the prerelease version of Studio didn't have the "none" transition. I talked to insta360 and they thought it wasn't necessary but im glad in the end they agreed to add it.
I've spent a lot of time learning photography and filming 360, watching your videos, The 360 Guy, Ben Claremont, TravelPedia 360 and many others. The greatest difficulty in learning is not in the 360's practice and in the handling of equipment, but rather in the workflow, especially with regard to seams, corrections and what programs to use. In this context, regarding this your video and the software Insta 360 studio, I ask: (I am using the camera Mi sphere) - When exporting the final file, a metadata error appears - Should the metadata injection (use Spatial Media Injector) be done in the camera source file or after sewing in the Mi Sphere Camera app (PC)? Still doing both ways, the error follows. - I could not enable the Aplicction - Lock Direction functions and no other functions below (not enabled). Are these functions only available for the Insta camera? Thank you
Thanks Eduardo. Here is the mi sphere workflow: 1. Use mi sphere camera app on phone or desktop to stitch. 2. If you want to convert the 360 video to overcapture, you can do that with insta360 studio. Studio will not add stabilization -- it is only for converting. Stabilization is via mi sphere app in step 1. 3. To combine several 360 videos or several non360 videos, use a video editor. Pls let me know if you have any questions.
Love your videos!! Thanks for sharing all your tips and tricks! Struggling a bit but getting it! Question: I really would like to use a desktop app to do my editing! Is it premier pro I should purchase?
Thanks Harley! For desktop editing, Premiere Pro is the one I use most often but it's pricey. You can't buy it outright. You have to pay each month. A couple of other options: Davinci Resolve: this has a free version and a paid version. No monthly fees. But I find it complicated. Other options are Cyberlink Powerdirector and MAGIX Movie Edit Plus or Premium. I have an older tutorial for magix movie edit pro here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RfxQUYTbEHQ.html
@@360vroomers Thank you so much for this information and all your HELP you are AMAZING. Was out recording all day so now I am going to play around with the editing part. AGAIN Thanks so much
@@HarleyGurl114 anytime! You'll find that at their core, 360 video editing apps have similar features such as switching between equirectangular view and 360 view, rotating the 360 video, and adding text or graphics. When you know those basics, you can learn 360 video editing on other apps quickly 😁
Amazing tutorial, thank you! In your video, you mention that the side of the camera where you change the camera settings is the front of the camera and to aim that side at your subject. If both lenses capture a 180 degree field-of-view, what difference does it make as to which lens is pointed toward the subject? Thanks!
Hi SpectraLight. If you point the front of the camera at the subject, then you can use direction lock and it will show the subject without you having to use keyframing.
@@360vroomers OK. I didn't know if there was a stitching issue that would be more apparent with the back of the camera facing the subject so you eliminated that concern.
Hi, thx for the great tutorial. Could i ask which selfie stick that you used to mount the Insta 360 One X? I thought selfie sticks are banned in Disney parks. Did you get in any trouble?
Hey Mic, thanks for a very helpful and well done video to work with Insta360 Studio. I just got my self a Insta 360 OneX and could learn a lot from you. I just have a (maybe) stupid question: As an architect I am used to work on a desktop (Mac) and therefore I prefer the Insta360 Studio instead of the Apps on iPad or iPhone. Here's my question: Where can I find the functions in the desktop program (Insta360 Studio) to speed up a video sequence or place a frame in frame view as I can do quite easily on the Apps? I spend already a lot of time googeling this task, did not find any answers unfortunately ..maybe you can tell me where these functions are or if this is just not possible on the desktop program? Thanks a lot for your answer in advance & cheers from Berne (Switzerland) - Thomas
Nice one Mic, I have to consider how relevant my Premier Pro subscription is. I have to agree with you totally in the workflow point of view. The speed that it takes to get the footage from camera to end product is key. We want to be spending our time shooting viewing and sharing, not editing. Insta360 and the OneX just nails this.
Yes insta360 one x's workflow is probably the best at the moment. It is possible to do without premiere pro, if you are willing to do a 2-step editing process: create overcapture videos, then edit the overcapture videos in another video editor. FWIW insta360 promised that we will be able to create montages. but I'm not sure if they mean the smartphone app or studio or both.
Does the venture case effect image quality at all? Clarity? Do different lighting conditions cause flares or reflections while using the case? Maybe you can do a video comparing with and without the case and do some crops to compare closely.
Hi there Growing Answers! Great question. I was planning a video except that Insta360 doesn't have the venture case in stock yet. When they do i will post a comparison video. But for now i can send you a sample video. Basically, the stitiching is smooth above water. Under water, the stitching is not smooth. Venture Case does add some glare -- the kind that decreases the contrast of the side that is facing the key light.
Hi K Kam! Yes it does! You can see a demo of it in this video. Here's a more detailed video demo at around 5:58 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iSPYT_tdobI.html
Hi, thanks for your videos, and aHa you use the Insta 360 One X AND the DJI Osmo Pocket...best of both worlds! This helped me make a dicision, ie buy both..... Laurie
Nice video and tuto. By the way, we had a glimpse on a gimbal in your left hand at the end, and I wonder what gizmo is that, with a sperical cam on a 3D gimbal, a small screen. A new gizmo, an osmo pocket plus ? or a secret !
Question - I am trying to edit 30 min 360 video from insta360 one X. This means splitting and cutting the video while removing unneceserry parts etc. It looks as if the only way to do it is using the mobile app of the One R in story mode (have not tried to use story mode in the mobile X app). Is there a better way? Since the desktop studio app doesn't have something similar to story mode as in the mobile app
Hey there Ezra. If it will be just simple editing, you can use any video editor that supports 5.7k resolution. After you render the video, just add 360 metadata using the youtube 360 metadata injector here: github.com/google/spatial-media/releases
@@360vroomers HI. I am trying to make something useful from 360video usage. Meaning let it run and then allow me later take out from there various peace. I am not trying to do some show off gimmick videos. I am not interested to use this and that and then another to the job. So the question is - do I must pay for Adobe premier or is there a good lower cost 360 alternative. At the moment I am playing but if it will be not to hard and useful then I may decide to be more profetional in it. So what is the corect path with serious in mind and not just some cool 360 video effects? I also ordered the Richo Theta Z1 (on its way) since the 360 one X photo in low light is garbedge.
@@ezrakoper Hi Ezra. Congrats on the Z1. If I understand correctly, you want to create a 360 video. I understand you recorded 30 minutes, and you want to cut out some parts. As I mentioned, you can do that with any video editor that supports 5.7K resolution. Just open the equirectangular video, cut it and trim it like a normal video. I am not talking about "cool 360 video effects". Just simple trimming, splitting, etc. Even though it is equirectangular, you can still cut it and trim it, add music, etc. Maybe this tutorial / demo will help: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RfxQUYTbEHQ.html
@@360vroomers hello. I glanced at the 2020 version and it supports 360 video including stitching, fish eye vido correction and more. The price is freandly and I really don't mind to spend it if it does the job. As a 10000% more expert then me,i would appreciate if you could take a look at the 2020 version and maybe recommend it with some updated tutorials for people like me who look to do some video work with 360 footage and not just some gimic for Instagram. My main goal is to capture everything and later decide what to extract from it - angle, look, what parts from a long video, etc. Cool video tricks is nice to have but not my main goal. So if the 2020 version of the software does the job without a stip learning curve then it would be excelent.
@@ezrakoper hi Ezra. Personally i think cyberlink powerdirector has more features for 360 editing such as stabilization and 3d tracking but magix is easier to use. But both are ok for simple edits.
Thank you for the great explanation. Fortunately, the software works also with wine, which means I can use it with Linux, as I have no Windows. Hopefully every feature will work here.
@@360vroomers Tested it today and it works great. I did not find any misfunctionality. This is really good news for Linuxers. But I still have the opinion, it would be correct if they would also publish the software for Linux, and not only for Windows and MAC. This could be the Windows version with the Winewrapper around, offered as AppImage. So if you get asked if the One X is a camera for Linux users, yes it is, with only minor drawbacks currently (did not test the speed difference with encoding / using the graphics card for that). And if you are in communication with Insta, you could tell them that there are also Insta 360 users which only use Linux out there ;-)
Very cool! Thanks! I downloaded this last night and was impressed. You had a clip with the hyperlapse but I can not find any speed controls in the software. Did I miss something? Also, have you heard anything about the adventure case being available sometime soon? Thanks again!
Thanks Jeff! A future version "may" have hyperlapse ;) but for now you can load the overcapture video into a video editor such as premiere and increase the speed. Or you can use the insta360 one x phone app, which is what i used for that clip in this video
@@360vroomers I hope a future version has it. Was surprised to not see it. As for my phone it does not have enough room on my internal card to both download the video and export. Until they allow you to work with and save videos on to cards that app does not work for me. Have you done any 360 editing in Davinci?
@@JeffConklinNJ oh i hear you - i usually have to delete apps from time to time to make space for videos. But i will definitely press insta360 to add hyperlapse asap
@@360vroomers ... Do you know of you can pull a 360 still image from a video? I have been stopping my recording multiple times during a specific activity to grab a 360 photo. Would love to just pull from the video and keep the video rolling.
@@JeffConklinNJ Hey there Jeff! Yes you can grab a 360 photo from a 360 video. In the Pano tab, choose the equirectangular projection, then take a snapshot. The snapshot can work as a 360 photo - upload it to 360 photo sharing sites such as Kuula. For some sites such as Facebook, you may need to add 360 metadata. To do that, use EXIF fixer.
Thank you very much Gerard. Re timeshift, right now it is not yet available on Insta360 Studio. You can only do it in the app. if you have premiere, you can also do it too by adjusting the speed and turning on the option for frame blending, which looks like motion blur. Otherwise, you can also do it in the smartphone app and then import the video to your favorite video editor.
Thanks for the tutorial. Glad Insta360 released this edition of the studio app, and add the reframing feature that was missing from 3.1.2. Makes the workflow much easier to grasp for beginners IMHO. Your video makes all the key fundamental concept for exporting a successful overcaptured video easy to understand. I still have to figure out how to load multiple footages on the timeline though for editing and outputting a single video. Should be easy as dragging onto the timeline but for some reason, I can't figure out this simple step. Hah... back into the application to figure it out.
Thanks David! Re loading multiple videos into the timeline, the current version of Studio doesn't do that yet. Insta360 has said that they will add that feature, but they didn't say if it will be in the smartphone app or desktop app or both. For now, you'll need a 3rd party 360 video editor to do that, such as Magix, Powerdirector, or Premiere (yes i know it's expensive).
after you've created your free capture/keyframes/cuts/pans/whatever and export the file. Can you then import it into Premiere Pro for color correction and further tweaking? Have done any tutorials on an extended workflow involving Premiere Pro?
Hi Checkered Flag. Yes can import the overcapture footage into Premiere and edit just like any conventional non-360 video. In fact, for Premiere, you can import the unstitched file directly and do the overcapture keyframing within Premiere. Here is a tutorial: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iSPYT_tdobI.html Let me know if you have any questions!
Thanks Jaq! As for the lag, I'm not sure what the minimum specs are. If your laptop has a dedicated graphics card, you can go to settings... preferences... and turn on hardware decoding and CUDA acceleration (if your graphics card supports it). Let me know if it works for you!
first tutorial on insta studio, clear, great. My first 2 test videos were edited in 20 an 10 minutes !!!! thanks !!!!!!!!!!!! great soft and perfect tuto, really, it is easy to understand , immediat sub :))
Thank you for another great video. My desk top software is very different than yours. Maybe because I am on a mac. I don't seem to have transitions only frame parameters. I also don't see any ratio or custom options. No key frame within a key frame. and of course no speed adj like the camera has. Still waiting for a plug in for FCP. I love the camera and the 360 potential but there is a long ways to go to make the workflow easy and fun on all platforms. You should be able to make a cut in the middle of a long clip.
Thanks Robert. I checked just now and it does have the same options on the Mac version. Pls make sure you downloaded version 3.2.1 not 3.1.2. To change the transitions, click on the line between 2 keyframes. Aspect ratio button is beside the snapshot button. let me know if you have any questions :D
I love your tutorials on insta360x. I'm about to get one. Still waiting to arrive. I'm thinking about audio as I will be doing walk around videos and would like good audio. In my old set up I used to use mic straight into the phone and I had perfect audio. There is no audio jack here and I'm worried that if I record on my H1 recorder, it will be a nightmare to align audio with video. When you walk around here, is audio coming out of insta or from your osmo pocket?
Thanks Armands! For that video I used the Removu K1 and a lav mic (the K1 has a mic input jack). I use the h1n and a lav mic for my new tutorial here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D5_dGNk8a6E.html To make it easier to sync, I just leave my h1n on the whole time (it can record 10 hours on a pair of AAA batteries).
@@360vroomers Oh I see. I think my zoom can record long clips as well. I'm not sure. I have done 30min one before. So to put audio on top of video, would you just do lip sync or some software? Oh and by the way, if you do put your audio on top, how do split audio out of insta clip? In your studio video, I didn't see a separate audio track. Thank you for all help.
Hi Armands. Yes your Zoom H1 should be able to record 10 hours too. Almost all video editors can sync the audio and video using the soundtrack. In Premiere, you select the video and the audio, then you right click, select Synchronize and then click ok. Then it will move the video to the same position as the soundtrack. Most video editors can also unlink the audio from the video. In Premiere, I select my insta360 one x video and right click and select Unlink. Then I can delete the audio. But I actually prefer to just mute the Insta360 One X audio instead of deleting it. My friend Gaba VR has a video tutorial for syncing audio: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_KnPzC1FPlQ.html
@@360vroomers the videos from mi sphere is mp4. The stitching panel window is un-click-able. i can't do the stabilization and stitcing on apps. the workflow still have to stitch the videos in the android apps than import to insta studio.
@@mashimaru-id Hi Amru. Yes that's right! Mi Sphere must be stitched in its own software. Studio will not stitch Mi Sphere, or add stabilization or change stitching modes. Those are only for Insta360 cameras. Studio can only be used to make overcapture videos with Mi Sphere.
Thank you Mic for your tutorial! Unfortunatly I'm experiencing a lot of crashes with the new version. The old one was much more stable. Did you have any problems with the software simply shutting down (without any message)?
Hmm that is very strange! i haven't experienced crashes at all. I'm using i7-7th gen with 16GB RAM. In the settings try to disable hardware decoding and encoding. It will have more dropped frames, but perhaps have less crashes.
I own a GoPro 7 black & like the linear mode. I’m contemplating buying insta 360 one x. Can you get the linear style like the GoPro or do you still get some fisheye look
Hi John! Yes you can absolutely get the linear style. In Insta360 Studio, that view is called "Perspective". It is available on both the smartphone app and the Insta360 Studio desktop app. Let me know if you have any questions!
One other question I have. You tout this workflow as a NO stitch option...and/or it is unnecessary to stitch the file. When you 'export' the file...isn't it being automatically stitched together? Otherwords, how could you get those 360 views without some sort of stitching during the export process?
Hi Checkered Flag. By no-stitch editing, it means that you can go straight to editing without stitching it first. Instead, stitching occurs during export, on an as-needed basis. For example, if you use only a 30 second segment from a 10 min video, it will stitch only that 30-sec segment. Even though it is not stitched until export, you do get to see the 360 view while editing, just as if it had already been stitched.
@@360vroomershanks for your nice tutorial. In this new Insta360 Studio desktop app I have been searching for the "follow object"- feature, similar to that in the smartphone app. However I didn't find it. Is this feature still not available in the desktop app?
Hello @360Rumors, I have a Xiami misphere. I am not able to edit any of my files in InstaOne. I already stitch all pictures using the MiSphere APP but It does not work in Instaone. I am trying to edit my pictures and create videos with them but I cannot. Do you know how to address this problem? Do you have any suggestion of videos? Ps: I already watched your videos about Misphere. thanks a lot
Hi Otavio. Thanks for watching my Mi Sphere tutorials and this video. Insta360 Studio cannot convert photos into videos, with any camera even insta360 one x. If you really want to, you can use a 3rd party software to make a 360 video out of your photos first (e.g. 360 slide show), then import that video into Insta360 Studio.
I just shot a timelapse with my Insta360 One X. Now I have loaded those individual frames (*.insp file format) into Insta360 Studio 2019. So far I can find no way to combine them into a single video. Is there a manual on how this editor works? (I've found no help on the web site.) Thanks for a great channel.
Hi Robert. There are two time lapse modes. The time lapse photo will shoot individual photos, and you'll need to combine them into a video using Premiere or other video editors. The much easier way is time lapse video, which will create a video for you (it creates one video file, similar to a regular one x video). To use time lapse video, switch to video mode, and then hold down the shutter to toggle the sub-mode to time lapse. Use settings to change the interval. Easy as pie! I'll create a comprehensive tutorial for one x
Thanks Ezra! Sorry for the delayed reply. I just saw your comment now. I have some more tutorials planned - stay tuned. My next one will have techniques that can be used on One X.
Do you also use a Removu K1? In the video it seems that yes. Can you make a video talking about this camera and why or for what you use it. It seems strange that someone wants a camera with gimbal like the removu or the osmo if it has the 360 that seems to offer a better stabilization and more creative possibilities. Finally, I see that the 360 has a really bad sound, so, is there any possibility of using an external microphone to improve that?
Hi RecursosEnInternet! Yes you are very observant. I do use Removu K1. I will make a video about it and Osmo Pocket, and compare them to One X. As for 360 sound, the problem is not the microphone. the problem is that if you put the camera on a selfie stick, it will be far away from you. So any camera or even microphone that is far away will not sound good. In my case I use Zoom H1N or H2N and then I connect it to a lav microphone. In postprocessing, I sync them. The Zoom H1N and H2N can record for many hours so i don't have to worry about starting and stopping the recording, unless i'm not shooting anymore.
@@360vroomers Thank you for the answer and I look forward to that comparative video. However, I also asked about using the 360 for everything, that is to say, imagine that I am going on a trip... would you take the 360 and some other camera like the removu? and if you answer that if, why? I ask because it seems that the 360 is almost all you need to record videos very stabilized and be even more creative (battery life is a separate issue, of course)
@@recursoseninternet that will be the focus of the video - to answer that question. but if you want to know the short answer basically if i could have only one camera to bring on a trip, i would bring a 360 camera without a doubt. but there are some situations where a non-360 camera is easier to use. for example, i used the k1 because it has a direct microphone input, and it can shoot at higher resolution than what i can get from one x.
Hello, you said in one of your videos about you having a kind of samples to pratice editing 360 videos, where i can find ? i wanna try out how is to edit because i want to buy a 360 camera, and i need to know if i can make the editions right, thanks
Seems like edit, keyframes and else are saved into the original insv file, and not as a separate satellite file. To make several edits of the same file, you need to duplicate the Gigabyte size original. Maybe in a next update we shall have a separate file for the edit, like save the project...
Hello again .. and thanks for the tutorial!! I have a very big question, some videos are super focused and others are not, happens for example in my camera, what does it depend on? light? or bitrate? what bit rate should I use to export the video after editing it in Insta360 Studio?
Hi Fabian! Can you post a link to a sample? i think what you are seeing is motion blur. When light is a bit low, such as indoor light, the camera uses a slower shutter speed. With slow shutter speed, there will be blur from moving the camera, especially fast movement. To reduce motion blur, use the setting Shutter: Fast instead of Shutter: Auto in the video settings of the camera. Or you can use manual exposure for video, and use a high shutter speed such as 1/250 or 1/500. But in low light, this is very difficult to do, and there will be lots of noise unless you have very bright lights.
The bitrate you use depends on whether you are exporting as 360 or non-360, and whether you're using H.264 or H.265. See tip #8 here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-D5_dGNk8a6E.html
Mic, great video like all of your other tutorials! I want to try this but I can't. I've been using the Insta360 Studio for One X (Beta) for a while and I have version 3.1.2 from your link, but I do not have the View and Free Capture buttons in the center as you have. I've reinstalled it several times today, and I still don't have it. Any suggestions how to solve this?
hi Michael! It can work if you can export the Max 360 video in H.264 or H.265. Right now, that is possible only with the Mac app (or the phone app). The PC version of MAX exporter can only export in cineform so far, which is incompatible with insta360 studio. Hopefully Max exporter will add h264 and h265 soon!
Hi WK. Good question. Just follow the same process as for exporting to 360 video, but in the 360 video, you apply a mask to cover half of the 360 video. Please note that it will be hemispherical, but it won't be 3D unlike most VR180 videos.
When I save my video to export and upload to my Oculus Go the video is flat and not 360 VR. What am I doing wrong on my export. I don’t wanna use free capture. I just want to export the video as it is. Any advice would help...thanx
Hi CG Films. If you want to transfer the file to Oculus Go, then copy the files to the Movies folder, and rename the files with suffix _360.mp4 for example test_360.mp4. This is how Oculus Go will know it is a 360 file. Then view the file in Oculus Gallery, under internal storage. I hope this helps.
What do u use to transfer files to Oculus Go. I’m using Andriod File Transfer. Some files when I drag into movies folder it won’t transfer into folder.
Hi from Spain, and thank for your tutorials. I have a question: When I edit my hyperlapse videos on the phone there is a very beatiful motion blur effect. How can I get this effect editing on a computer with the Insta 360 software? Thanks!
Hi Luis! The hyperlapse with motion blur effect is indeed cool, but isn't available yet on Insta360 Studio. For the hyperlapse clip in my video I used the phone app then imported the video into my desktop. But i think they will add it in the future.
Great info as always, thanks. Do you see them adding ability to speed ramp in the software as in the app? Also wondering how to apply the Insta360 X lut to log footage as the app has the ability to do? Do you see any difference in output video quality between the software and app? Thanks
Thanks K Kam! Yes I believe timeshift / hyperlapse will be added in Studio. As for LUT yes I've asked for it but I don't know if they'll put it in. As for output video quality, for overcapture i don't notice a difference, but for 360, the smartphone app is limited to 4K (because smartphones aren't powerful enough to render 5.7K 360 video).
@@360vroomers Thanks Mic, it is still great that they are consistently improving the user experience. By the way, can you advise how to change time and date on the OneX, all my video timestamps are off and I can't work out how to change the in camera settings, thanks
@@360vroomers Thanks, I will try that but strange it changed as I have connected it previously. Also I am trying to work out the in camera file system on the microSD card, the camera seems to duplicate the video files, what's your experience with this?
@@kkam7044 yes you need to connect to your phone when you remove the battery. Re the file system, 5.7k files have two files each. They are not duplicates. You need both files for the video to work. Also, do not rename the files.
Thank you very much Viktor! Yes I have heard other statistics, such as a 4:1 ratio in favor of Mig15, or a 10:1 ratio in favor of F86. The 9:1 ratio I used is from this article: blog.codinghorror.com/boyds-law-of-iteration/ TBH I dont know which one is true. Please feel free to post links to other statistics! Whether the stats are accurate or not, John Boyd's analysis has been influential and has been used in military strategy, management, and even litigation: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Boyd_(military_strategist)#The_OODA_Loop I think the theory of speed vs. quality is correct. With digital cameras for example, a user can become more skilled much more quickly than someone who learns with a traditional camera, because of the immediate feedback from a digital camera.
@@360vroomers Thank you for elaborating. Where there is conflict of interests, the truth can be hard or impossible to find; the key is to be looking for it. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Korean_War_flying_aces and it's Russian version demonstrate the scale of discrepancy on total aircraft losses. The article is interesting; the OODA loop methodology is indeed very practical and applicable to many real-world situations.
@@JohnDoe-ng7xm ok it sounds like it might be running out of system memory or something... sounds like the kind of video that would be best edited on desktop! :D
thanks buddy! i wish i could make it as short as possible, but youtube's main criterion for ranking videos is watch time so i have to do my best to keep you guys watching as much as possible, which is actually very very hard to do :) but next time i'll add a table of contents to help you skip ahead :)
Hi benzsg99 SG99. The tricky part is that Insta360 Studio can only view mp4 files, while Fusion can export mp4 but only up to 4K (at 5K and above, it uses cineform or prores, which are not supported in insta360 studio). For now, the only way is to use 4K and ensure that you export as mp4.
thanks good video ! i want to ask how to make slow motion in insta 360 studio 2019 , because i took it in 4k / 50p , so i want to do that in insta 360 studio 2019 ! thx
Thanks Kinkin! Insta360 studio 2019 doesn't have the timeshift yet but they are working on it. In the meantime, you can use either the one x app for timeshift, or use a desktop video editor
@@szymonlipinski3477 oh ok yes thats right. What you can do is stop recording, change direction and restart recording. I will show this in my upcoming tutorial
very frustrating that this can not be edited in other editors, i see there is a export plugin for premiere. i use sony vegas pro and have for years and it would be nice to be able to edit in this since i know all the features. hopefully you will make the 360 file easier to convert to be used in other editors without loss of quality. i there a way to in 360 studio to export the equirectangular projection? i selected this in view> equirectangular projection and then exported but it is not equirectangular projection, thanks
Hi Yosemite. Yes you absolutely can edit this in other editors. In Insta360 Studio 2019, there are two tabs. The left tab (view) allows you to view as well as export in 360 equirectangular format. The right tab (freecapture) is for overcapture non-360 videos. To edit in other editors, click on the left tab and export from that screen. Pls let me know if this works for you!
@@360vroomers thanks so much for getting back and yes i figured it out. after exporting in 360 equirectangular format i was viewing it in vlc which did not display the 360 equirectangular format. once i figured that out i imported the file into powerdirector 15 and was able to fully edit the 360 video, add titles, transitions, levels, everything and then i could export as a 360 or regular video!
I've tried editing my Madventure 360 videos with this software but it's either incompatible or I'm doing something wrong (it's usually the latter!). I noticed that my videos are in mp4 format. Is that why I keep getting a "this file can't be exported as it does not contain extra metadata" pop up when I try to export? Thanks for any help you can give and as always, great video!
hi Luis. i tried the mi sphere file in studio and it works, and i can export a freecapture file. just to make sure, you are using freecapture right? studio can convert the stitched mi sphere into freecapture 1080p video. but it can't stitch mi sphere
Is there a way to add an mp3 audio file (song, voice overlay, etc.) to a 360 immersive video on the Insta36- Studio for One X? If not, is there a way to do this that you would recommend? I do not have Premier. I have a 360 immersive video idea but would like to add additional audio that what is captured on the One X itself. Thanks for your help!!
Hi there buddy. Insta360 Studio 2019 can't add music. But you can use any video editor that supports 360 video. A free one is Virb Edit (the software for Virb 360). You can add music with that IIRC. Or another free one is Davinci Resolve. It doesn't support 360 video but after rendering the video you can add 360 metadata using the youtube metadata injector tool.
@@360vroomers Thank you for the recommendation! I'll start with Virb Edit to see what I can work with. I just tried uploading the .insv file into the Virb Edit app (Mac) and it will not recognize the file. Do you know if Virb Edit will work with .insv or will the files need to be edited to work on the Virb Edit app (Mac version)? If if needs to be edited to a different format, how do you recommend uploading the .insv file in the Virb Edit app?
Hi ReplayActionSports! Yes you can. In Insta360 Studio, select the equirectangular format, then click on the Snapshot button. You can upload that equirectangular framegrab to sites such as Kuula, where it will be shown in 360. Some sites such as Facebook require you to add 360 metadata. For those, you'll need EXIF Fixer or a similar program.
@@360vroomers FANTASTIC! so simple yet another mystery solved... thanks again for such great support to your mission of education on this channel. BRAVO I'm sure we'll be back with more. thank you!
@@360vroomers one more quick question "What is the MAX RESOLUTION" setting when exporting a onex 360 photograph. Default export setting is at 6080 x 3040 but seems a bit low res. Can we bump this up? - thanks again
Hi Alessandro! Sorry for the delayed reply. I just saw this comment now. I recommend a notebook with at least GTX 1050Ti 4GB or better yet, GTX 1650, and the best CPU (if possible Intel) and the most RAM you can fit in your budget. Here's one for under $700 amzn.to/31I9Rij
I was just wondering..how you are doing these excellent videos with the set up..like camera you are recording..software that you are able to present with your video at the same time and clear voice..am trying to start, hopefully, Motorbike Vlogging, so thought to ask you.. if it is confidential somehow..it is OK.. on another note..your blue shirt is very nice..😀.. anything I can help with yo support the channel and expand other than referrals..let me know..👍😀
Sorry Mic, I know it is not your challenge but you are very expert all I cannot use the camera as it doesn't want to connect to my phone and the serial number on the camera even is wrong. So you know why its this and how to fix it. Have been in this fire the last 2 days. Thnx a lot
@@ibrahimdiaa8872 Hi Ibrahim. Sorry I just saw your reply now. I use different cameras. My main camera is a Samsung NX1, which is no longer being produced. The software I use is Premiere. But you can also use something like powerdirector. Thank you very much for your support!
I don’t understand all the exporting settings. For RU-vid and Facebook what is the best exporting settings? Is 3820 or 1080 better? Also, what bit rate I see you have 18 but others do 60? Also, h264 or h265? There is a huge black Stitching Line and the video is very blurry. Why? Maybe due to wrong exporting settings? It’s fine in the Desktop Studio App but only happens when it’s exports.
Hey there SteAmy. Is your final video a 360 video or non-360 video? If it is a 360 video then it should be the original resolution of 5760 x 2880. If it is a non360 video, then you can export as 1080. You can export non360 as 3840 x 2160 some higher resolution but there is going to be almost no difference from 1080. Re h264 or h265, use h264 if you will edit it. It will be easier to edit than h265. If you will post it, you can use either one. H264 files are larger while h265 files take up less space. Re huge black stitch line, pls post a link to your video or a screenshot so i know what you mean.
@@360vroomers Thanks for your quick reply!!! Here is a very short clip i just did and it has a stiching line. It does not show up in Insta 360 Studio and only when i export it as a MP4 and view in VLC player or put to RU-vid ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vZImL2ohWUw.html Also, when i go to export it automatically tells me 1920x1080 and not as you mentioned 5760x2880....is that wrong? I have been testing the different bit rates to see if it affects the line and it doesnt. Normally what bit rate do i want to use for the different resolutions and should i stick with h264? Thanks in advance!
Hallo, thank you for showing us that marvel of Camera and Software. Unfortunately I do not find it, I have recorded, made the settings, the video works in the IPhon Camera Software, but when that Video or Photo I want to export it to Studio 2019 it does not work in any way and only a blue background appears, the left apparently a Photo in jpg.but I can not make any changes, and no video is accepted. If you can help me and say what I'm missing, I'd really appreciate it. Thank you.
Thanks Rodolfo. Did you copy all the files into the same folder, and make sure not to rename them? Also the 5.7k videos have 2 files each (with very similar names). Do not delete either file. If you do, the video cannot be opened.
Thanks. How would you use camera lights for the insta360 ? One light for front one light for back? For indoor lighting it was too dark so besides turning the normal lights I wanted to put some camera lights and could this idea work?
Great question Tony! Actually you've highlighted as it were one of the challenges of shooting in 360. I do have a solution that i will post about either on 360rumors.com or here on youtube. if you need it now, pls PM me - I'll give you a sneak peek! :D
hi,i have the insta one x software 3.1.2,but didn't have or i can't make any reframe or any features like yours.i can just import choose a point of view,(all the option on right )i have an insta360 one x,please can you help thanks
@@360vroomers thx guys all is right,last thing,you know from 3 years I use an excellent software for 360 his name is powerdirector,and I use it until now and is more complete for editing 360 footage
hi, what's PC do you have for 360 video editing?what's specification?my Acer revo RL85 can not do editing 360 video. sometime it'was freezing. I jus bought insta360 one x camera but sadly difficult to editing.
Hi Yadiesa. I have several PCs for editing. My lowest machine is i5-4590, 8GB, gtx 1050ti. That machine is capable of 360 editing. To get decent editing, you should get a graphics card, such as a gtx 1050ti 4GB, or at least a gtx 750ti. it makes a big difference for editing 360. if you can't upgrade, then another option is to export your 5.7k videos as 4k. if that doesn't work, then shoot in 4k instead of 5.7k. i hope that helps!
@@360vroomers is there any different shooting between 4K vs 5.7K?i have yi 4K plus camera before. And 1080p just enough. Is it possible shooting 360 on 1080p?
Hi Yadiesa. 5.7K is noticeably more detailed than 4K. But 5.7K converted to 4K will still look pretty good. You can convert 5.7k or 4K into 1080p non-360 video and it will look good. but 1080p for a 360 video is too low.
@@360vroomers ok.thank you for your explaination. I'm just start uploading insta360 one x video unboxing. But the 360 videos not yet. I hope will upload it soon. specially for my mountain biking riding
@@Yadiesa BTW if you plan to do non-360 overcapture videos, you don't have to stitch the videos. You can go straight to editing. That will save you time and hard drive space. You can do that on the phone too.
Hi McKay. Yes there are several but they all have a cost. Metareal might be the most affordable alternative 360rumors.com/2018/08/create-true-3d-virtual-tours-using-360-photos-metareal-stage.html . but it is totally manual
I am Using Mac version of this desktop software. Anyway I cannot find options to manipulate speed like slow or faster o hyperlapse, etc. Thi is implemented in iPad / iPhone - mobile versions. Is this available in desktop software. Where? i Could not find :(
Hello. How do you cut a peace of the video in the middle (remove boaring stuff). You mentioned to click on the edit line of the key frames and sslect None. I tried it and found that for the desktop MAC computer
Hi Ezra. The part about selecting none was how to do a jumpcut. That is different from trimming out the middle. In insta360 studio desktop app right now, you cannot trim out the middle. You need a video editor for that.
@@360vroomers what is exactly jumpcut? If it move in zero time by skipping over all the part marked as jumpcut then it's good enough. The problem is that when I run it in the insta desktop software I don't see anything happening in this part as if I have not marked it at all. Will I see it only on exporting the file. I will appreciate if you will do a short video explaining with demos in detail all the transition options of the key frames. Can they be seen before exporting the video, etc.
Hi Art! Sure! One X takes great 360 photos. You can even use HDR or Raw DNG. Just press the mode button to switch to photo mode, press the shutter to take the photo (yes it can use self timer) or use your phone to trigger it wirelessly. After taking your photos, you can export them on your phone or the studio desktop app. The desktop app can do batch exporting. I hope that helps! Pls let me know if you have any questions
So what is the advantage of using this desktop software over just doing it on my iphone? It seems like it would take a heck of a lot less time just using the viewfinder tool on the app.
Great question Aaron! For single videos, it is indeed faster to use the phone, and viewfinder is very convenient. But when I have many videos, I use the desktop because I don't want to clog up my phone storage. I also want to archive my photos and videos. I can also batch export on the desktop.
@@360vroomers That makes sense on both the storage and the time front. After I returned from my vacation Thursday evening, I spent about 10 hours or so creating/editing shots I had gotten on my One X while away. And all of files are on my iPhone now taking up about 120 gigs. You can see my final video here where I used them (along with shots I got with the other 5 cameras I took :) ) vimeo.com/315150806
wow what an amazing video! would you like me to share it on facebook / 360rumors.com? i think it could inspire a lot of people. (yes i understand not all of the shots were from one x). so if i understand correctly, you downloaded one x videos to your phone to reframe them and then exported the reframed videos to your desktop? for videos of that size i really prefer desktop editing because i think it is easier to synchronize the panning with the music.
Thanks 360 id! Yes it works with Mi Sphere! I've tried it :D Just stitch the video in mi sphere app with stabilization. Then import into insta360 studio. :D
If this only allowed you to add clips, cut sections from clips - basic assembly stuff - it’d be perfect. Too many times I’ll have dead bits in shots I want to remove and that is difficult.
Thanks Explore More. Right now, Insta360 Studio doesn't have this capability yet. Instead I would create the overcapture video in studio first, then use other video editors (even a free one) to remove unneeded segments or add music, titles etc.
