Learn how to edit, color, and publish 8K 60fps VR180 footage from the Canon R5C and R5 cameras using DaVinci Resolve 18. This comprehensive tutorial covers the entire workflow, including defishing and stereo calibrating Canon RAW fisheye footage, coloring Canon RAW LT in Clog 3 Cinema Gamut, and encoding for YouTube VR and META Oculus TV. Explore advanced techniques like STMap effects, Boris FX Continuum VR Unit, and 3D calibration. Gain insights on recommended computer specs, project settings, and free plugins. Follow along with provided sample footage, templates, and assets to master VR180 editing and production using the latest tools and techniques.
Edit Canon R5C and R5 VR180 with DaVinci Resolve 18 - 3D 8K 60fps RAW LT Clog3 Workflow
Overview
Syllabus
- Canon EOS R5C Review
- Why DaVinci Resolve 18 for Canon R5c VR180 editing?
- This also works on 2X Insta360 Go 2 and 2X GoPro for VR180
- Download and Install all necessary plugins for this tutorial
- Install KartaVR
- DaVinci Resolve 18
- Project Settings for 8K VR180 in DaVinci Resolve 18
- Resolve 18 support Canon RAW LT directly w/o transcoding
- Recommended computer specs for Canon R5C editing
- NEW effects for VR180 Equirectangular conversion Edit Page
- What is STMap?
- Edit VR180 Video
- Boris FX Continuum VR Unit
- Canon R5C RAW coloring workflow in Resolve 18 color page
- VR180 Render Settings
- Publish VR180 on YouTube VR
- Stereo 3D Calibration for Canon Dual Fisheye Lens
- HughHouAnaglyphViewer Plugin in Effects Page
- Fusion 18 VR180 Tutorial
- View 3D 180 on VR headset Meta Quest 2 with Fusion 18
- Alternative FREE solution?
Taught by
Hugh Hou
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