We've just recieved a 360° video camera and started making some interior home tours to accompany the drone video provided.
Originally wanted to use Matterport yet the cost isn't practicle in comparison to video, at least in my opinion.
Are you using 360° video yet or planning too? Would love to hear how you're using it or plan too.
Toby Barnett We are stepping into the 360 video feature, as well. My only complaint thus far is we have to be able to stabilize the cameras to reduce shake and improve the lighting.
I've practiced a lot to be steady and it has a lot to do with remaining calm. I use a balanced selfie stick for the 360 as well as the GoPro and it works pretty good. A steady cam or a handheld gimball would be best though.
Agree with Sandy, I don't like the shake and it bugs me to watch it. I will need to play with it to decide how best to use it.
To remove the shake there are many stead cams or gimballs available. One I'd like to ad, which is very similar to the gimball on our drone, is the Feiyu G4 http://www.feiyu-tech.com/products/6/ These gimballs take all the shaky motion out of video and is how producers get such smooth video.
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