Processes & Workflows

Understand the different formats, features, and characteristics of VR cameras

Stitching is a digital process that combines multiple source videos from an immersive media camera’s lenses into a single equirectangular video for VR.

It is important to use VR-aware sharpening and denoising features or do this before stitching as it can lead to unpleasant seam lines in the final 360 media.

When playing a 360 video in VR, the initial orientation engages the viewer in the story, and can be determined in the post processing phase of the project.

Offline/online workflows work well for 360 video projects, which often require more post-production work than traditional video productions.

With the right planning and hardware it is possible to review your footage in VR while on location and even do rough stitches to quickly evaluate what has been captured.