I'm using Quest 2 to view VR videos captured from Vuze. Is it an overkill to use Obsidian S or Pro to film a VR video. I mean it is worthwhile to upgrade because of the limitation of Quest display?
Thank you for your (generally) great reviews! Please, for one of my students' project, we are looking after the StereoPi. Please what do you think of it? Would it be good for live streaming? Thank you for your opinion!
Dear Wolfgang, the stereopi 1 i still more of a trial. it work to get a live stream but unfotunatley ist the video compression max of the pi 3 at 1920x1080 in total, so you get for each eye only half of FullHD... I´m waiting for my stereopi 2 wich woll be able to compress up to 4k, but still, for both eyes.
This video suggest downloading and then sideloading the video onto Quest 2. I don't see a download link in your description. Interested in how these images appear from the video files compared to RUclips. Haven't seen this video available yet on your Oculus channel.
Thanks Hugh. The Titan seems a lot clearer but neither are being used in optimum light conditions and neither are AI sharpened either which still makes them both look slightly blurred. But that was the test I guess, to see which would fare better in low light. Somewhat strange but the Titan seems to make people look like midgets or at least smaller than real life. Or at least, that is the impression I got when I watched on OQ2. The clip on the beach looked very nice btw. Very low light but still clear and sharpish.
Nice, thanks for doing this!, I just made a test integrating 180 3d video (keyed) into a sphere of the 360 Titan and looks good, as soon as I can share I will.
None of these clips look very sharp, It could be that I'm so used to shooting traditional video with the Arri Mini. I've used the Pro 2 a few times and anything other than daylight is start dramatically falling apart. It's almost like seeing DV cam footage. Is it the RUclips compression, Does it look sharp right out of the camera?
A great glimpse at the two cameras! What’s the deal with the stitching? Is there a way to avoid that distortion? I noticed when the woman walked around the room there was distortion where the cameras stitched. Is there a way to remove this? Is it only a problem with the Insta360 Pro 2?
Hi, I have a question about you as a specialist in this matter. As of today, what camera for 3D 360 video recording would you recommend in a budget of up to $ 3000? The purpose is to record rooms / labs / shops. I consider as the first camera: Insta360 pro, Qoocma 8K, kandao obsidian go. Which of them will work best and will give the best quality, resolution (sharpness) and the least noise. I will be grateful for your opinion. Greetings.
Qoocam 8K is not a 3D camera BTW. I won't use any of them to be honest. I will wait Obsidian Pro come out and people will drop their Obsidian R and then you can buy them for lower than $3000 - still one of my all time favorite camera for professional 3D content.
@@hughhou Thanks for the tips. It gave a lot to think about. I have one more question for you. Ok. If we don't want to enter 3D 360, and need only 360-degree video indoors, with the same parameters that I asked about earlier, which camera would you recommend? Will then Qoocam 8K be a good option compared to others, larger sensor, 10 bits in video etc? Which (new from shop) camera will give the best image quality and do a good job in weaker light inside? Thanks for your help!
have anyone try live streaming using 8K resolution with 360 format? im just buying insta360 pro 2, and using insta360 8k live streaming software, still cant do live streaming on youtube with that format.
When Kandao Pro 3D is out. But it is still far from release day yet for Kandao. We will be the first not to review that camera when it is officially out :)
I am watching in VR and noticed the subject seems smaller in the Titan shots compared to Pro 2, anyone else has getting or know what may be causing it?
Honestly they both look awful, res is far too low and the bitrate isn't high enough to capture enough details to make this worth it over just have a nice cam and an operator swinging it around.
I think you're still using the term "stitching" incorrectly when talking about stereoscopic video. Lens spacing and alignment is not a matter of stitching. It isn't two images being stitched together into one, it is a matter of alignment of two separate video channels. The term stitching is a metaphor of sewing together pieces of cloth into one. The metaphor fails when applied to stereo, they aren't stitched into one, your brain does that!
Stitching / Stitcher are still terms using in the industry when looking for someone put 6 or 8 fisheyes together into an immersive 3D 360 video. What is a better term now instead of stitching?
![A $15,000 360 camera!! [Insta360 Titan 11k Review]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-_NI_9TpbYw/mqdefault.jpg)
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VR360拍摄很好！很特别！讲述很好！
How do you get the titan 10 bit 8k to look so sharp? Im curious of the stitch settings and premiere/davinci settings
That is done on Premiere :) Sure. I am working my resolve series 2023
I'm using Quest 2 to view VR videos captured from Vuze. Is it an overkill to use Obsidian S or Pro to film a VR video. I mean it is worthwhile to upgrade because of the limitation of Quest display?
Thank you for your (generally) great reviews! Please, for one of my students' project, we are looking after the StereoPi. Please what do you think of it? Would it be good for live streaming? Thank you for your opinion!
What is a StereoPi?
Dear Wolfgang,
the stereopi 1 i still more of a trial. it work to get a live stream but unfotunatley ist the video compression max of the pi 3 at 1920x1080 in total, so you get for each eye only half of FullHD... I´m waiting for my stereopi 2 wich woll be able to compress up to 4k, but still, for both eyes.
pixelated when I zoom in - not great really
This video suggest downloading and then sideloading the video onto Quest 2. I don't see a download link in your description. Interested in how these images appear from the video files compared to RUclips. Haven't seen this video available yet on your Oculus channel.
Oh, I see now in the description that only a Master Class student can get access to the download. Gotcha!
Thanks Hugh. The Titan seems a lot clearer but neither are being used in optimum light conditions and neither are AI sharpened either which still makes them both look slightly blurred. But that was the test I guess, to see which would fare better in low light. Somewhat strange but the Titan seems to make people look like midgets or at least smaller than real life. Or at least, that is the impression I got when I watched on OQ2. The clip on the beach looked very nice btw. Very low light but still clear and sharpish.
Yes that Titan tend to do that. But this can be address if stitch in Mistika VR.
Nice, thanks for doing this!, I just made a test integrating 180 3d video (keyed) into a sphere of the 360 Titan and looks good, as soon as I can share I will.
Oh wow! I can't wait to see the result of VR keying.
None of these clips look very sharp, It could be that I'm so used to shooting traditional video with the Arri Mini. I've used the Pro 2 a few times and anything other than daylight is start dramatically falling apart.
It's almost like seeing DV cam footage.
Is it the RUclips compression, Does it look sharp right out of the camera?
Thank you for your informative video. It is incredible👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Glad you liked it!
Are you color correcting the pro 2 footage? Is that straight from camera?
That is straight from the camera for all footage here (not the music video of course)
A great glimpse at the two cameras!
What’s the deal with the stitching? Is there a way to avoid that distortion? I noticed when the woman walked around the room there was distortion where the cameras stitched. Is there a way to remove this? Is it only a problem with the Insta360 Pro 2?
This is Titan - Pro 2 will be less optical artifacts. It shows blocking in 360 is important - talent should not work cross stitch line.
Hi,
I have a question about you as a specialist in this matter.
As of today, what camera for 3D 360 video recording would you recommend in a budget of up to $ 3000? The purpose is to record rooms / labs / shops. I consider as the first camera: Insta360 pro, Qoocma 8K, kandao obsidian go. Which of them will work best and will give the best quality, resolution (sharpness) and the least noise. I will be grateful for your opinion. Greetings.
Qoocam 8K is not a 3D camera BTW. I won't use any of them to be honest. I will wait Obsidian Pro come out and people will drop their Obsidian R and then you can buy them for lower than $3000 - still one of my all time favorite camera for professional 3D content.
@@hughhou Thanks for the tips. It gave a lot to think about. I have one more question for you.
Ok. If we don't want to enter 3D 360, and need only 360-degree video indoors, with the same parameters that I asked about earlier, which camera would you recommend? Will then Qoocam 8K be a good option compared to others, larger sensor, 10 bits in video etc? Which (new from shop) camera will give the best image quality and do a good job in weaker light inside? Thanks for your help!
@@hughhou really? is it a lot better than insta360 pro or pro 2?
have anyone try live streaming using 8K resolution with 360 format? im just buying insta360 pro 2, and using insta360 8k live streaming software, still cant do live streaming on youtube with that format.
Is there any 180 vr camera that can be captured directly to phone?
Yes - Insta360 EVO.
Thanks for your video 👍
My pleasure
this is cool
Thank you!
I'm waiting for the obsidian pro :)
You and me both
Got to compare titan and kandao pro 3d
When Kandao Pro 3D is out. But it is still far from release day yet for Kandao. We will be the first not to review that camera when it is officially out :)
I am watching in VR and noticed the subject seems smaller in the Titan shots compared to Pro 2, anyone else has getting or know what may be causing it?
maybe because the distance between cameras is larger.
do you notice any difference between insta360 pro vs. pro 2?
Honestly they both look awful, res is far too low and the bitrate isn't high enough to capture enough details to make this worth it over just have a nice cam and an operator swinging it around.
We don't have new better camera to replace these tho. These are the best highend 3D 360 camera now that is not causing $40,000+
blur 🤔
Are you watch this in 8K and in a 8K display?
@@hughhou already clear brother..😍
I think you're still using the term "stitching" incorrectly when talking about stereoscopic video. Lens spacing and alignment is not a matter of stitching. It isn't two images being stitched together into one, it is a matter of alignment of two separate video channels. The term stitching is a metaphor of sewing together pieces of cloth into one. The metaphor fails when applied to stereo, they aren't stitched into one, your brain does that!
Stitching / Stitcher are still terms using in the industry when looking for someone put 6 or 8 fisheyes together into an immersive 3D 360 video. What is a better term now instead of stitching?