JPSRose
Active Member
Hey guys, I'm honestly not sure whether 360/VR (whatever you want to call it) videos are going to ever become the next big thing, but whilst I'm experimenting with it I would love to get some feedback on how you think I could improve this.
Please bare in mind the resolution is pretty pants on these cameras unless you want to spend over £10k. I've used a combination of still images and video to try and strike a balance between respectable image quality and giving it an 'alive' quality.
Any pointers either way would be fantastic. This is a pretty new field so I don't think there is a set 'right way' just yet, which I guess is pretty exciting.
[DOUBLEPOST=1483966903,1483906944][/DOUBLEPOST]Guess it must be pretty bad then, lol.
Please bare in mind the resolution is pretty pants on these cameras unless you want to spend over £10k. I've used a combination of still images and video to try and strike a balance between respectable image quality and giving it an 'alive' quality.
Any pointers either way would be fantastic. This is a pretty new field so I don't think there is a set 'right way' just yet, which I guess is pretty exciting.