Learn advanced techniques for filming and editing immersive 360° videos using drones and DaVinci Resolve in this comprehensive tutorial. Master attaching 360 cameras to drones, capturing smooth aerial footage, and post-processing for professional results. Explore equipment recommendations, flight techniques, and editing workflows to create captivating VR experiences. Gain insights on removing visible drones from footage, optimizing video quality, and delivering content for VR headsets. Suitable for videographers looking to expand their skills in 360° drone cinematography and VR content creation.
How to Film and Edit 360° Video - DaVinci Resolve VR Editing In-Depth Tutorial
Overview
Syllabus
- What you will learn today
- What's in my backpack in 2022
- PGYTECH OneGo backpack review
- Drone batteries requirement x4
- DJI Smart Controller: necessary for 360 drone
- ND filters for 360° drone photo
- How to take 360° drone photo WITHOUT 360 camera 360 Sphere Panorama Tutorial
- How to show the client a 360 flight plan on location / pre-flight
- Stitch aerial 360 photos in PTGui
- BEST 360 drone mount for Insta360 ONE X2, One R, GoPro MAX, or Qoocam 8K
- Use Intelligent Flight Modes - TapFly for smooth motion a tip for no motion sick
- Use DJI tripod mode for extra smooth cinematic movement
- How to hand catch your 360 drone
- Insta360 Studio workflow for 360 drone video
- Why your Insta360 video look bad?
- DaVinci Resolve 360 Drone Tutorial
- Adobe Premiere VS DaVinci Resolve for 360 editing
- GoPro MAX vs Insta360 ONE X2 on 360 drone video capture
- Edit 360 video with VR headsets like Oculus Quest 2 with Resolve 17
- Clone brush / Latlong patcher to remove drone
- Use Affinity Photo to take out the drone FAST!
- ⚠️Secret! to create smooth & stable drone video
- BETAFPV Insta360 One R invisible drone FPV mod review!
Taught by
Hugh Hou
Related Courses
Related articles
Reviews
4.0 rating, based on 1 Class Central review
-
DURGESHOne of the best parts of the course was the hands-on projects. They provided real-world scenarios that helped me apply what I learned. However, I felt that some of the supplementary materials could have been more detailed.
