This right here is the Insta 360 ONE R.
A modular waterproof action camera with an amazing image quality.
They currently have a normal 4k-module, a 360-module, and a one-inch sensor module
with a very nice lens from Leica.
A big thanks to them for sponsoring this video.
I'm gonna scatter some more information about this camera throughout this video
because after all they are sponsoring and it's also just a very awesome action camera.
Let's kick it off with the Spider-Man trick.
Pull a rope through your sweater and attach the end of it to an action camera.
Let someone else pull it away from you and that makes it seem like you're shooting a web like Spider-Man.
Now a great feature about the ONE R is that it comes with "Flow State".
And that's a technology that will stabilize your footage, which is great if you're doing shots like these:
For the next one, we're gonna span a thin wire such as a fishing wire
and through it
we're gonna pull a ring or anything that you can find that is able to glide well.
Now, attach the action cam to it and
let it go.
Now if you have a 360 camera or the ONE R you can just simply swap a module.
You can then pan and tilt around in post production.
With the 5.K resolution of this camera right here
you'll get a very sharp image, which is important as that resolution is being stretched into that 360 view.
Anyways, the next trick is called the spin.
Again find yourself a wire, fishing wire is fine, and attach it to your ceiling or a tree.
On the bottom we're going to attach the ONE R with the 360 module.
And now just give it a push so that it goes around in circles,
and there is actually an option in the Insta360 app
where you are able to track your subject so that it stays in the middle of your frame.
If you don't have that you can also do it manually inside something like Premiere Pro.
Trick number four: Strap your camera to objects that you interact with.
For instance a baseball bat.
Now do be careful though that you won't hit the ball with the camera.
So place it a little bit more down or wherever you feel safe.
Now we are even using a foam ball as we really don't trust ourselves, but the result is pretty cool.
For the next one we're gonna use the one-inch-module which has a 5.K resolution sensor,
giving a high dynamic range and better low light capabilities.
I made a few shots during the night and they came out pretty nice.
There's a side-by-side comparison with our Red Gemini, which is a cinema camera built for low light.
Anyways, here's another trick where you can strap the camera to your shoes
and get kind of a point of view which is very interesting.
And since we've got two cores, I used one with the one-inch mod
and the other one with the 4k wide angle mod.
And that was trick number five.
Moving on to six: we're going to use the 360 module again
and attach it to a pole.
You can craft something yourself or have a look at the accessories from Insta360.
as they have such a long stick.
Now what you want to do is let someone else throw an object and you want to swing your pole
so that it follows that object.
Now keep in mind that it's going to need several takes until you get it right.
So better don't throw anything that could break.
Try to aim your camera close to that object and if possible shoot it at slow motion.
If I change my resolution to 4k I can get 50 frames or even 100 in 3k resolution.
Pretty cool, huh?
Trick number seven and this one requires a little bit of crafting.
Is you need to mount an extension pole in the center of the lens.
And the reason for that is because we're gonna rotate the camera around.
But at the same time look for a narrow space.
And then by putting these clips next to each other and with a little bit of time remapping
you'll get the following results:
The next one is going to be fairly simple, but it's so cool that I do want to include it.
Basically, you place a 360 camera on the ground and start running circles around it.
You can put it on "reverse tiny planet" and have yourself walk in circles.
But let's animate that rotation now so that it seems like you're in a hamster wheel.
And as we stop with that animation, you'll need to start climbing.
Now the trick here is to play it out well because you're just on the ground, of course,
so it might take a few tries but if you get it, it looks really cool.
Next up is called "Time Shift".
And you can either do this by using something like Premiere Pro or Shot Lab.
which we'll have a look at later.
First of all, we're just gonna shoot with the 360 cam,
Ideally on a stick
and what you want to do is just glide your camera through some interesting objects.
We predefined a path where we even had someone riding his car
and pull the camera through this back window.
Now in premiere pro we can use the GoPros free plugin called "Reframe"
to move around and animate that 360 footage so that it always points where we want to.
Next, we're going to do a time remapping so that it also speeds up certain parts.
And finally we're going to add some motion blur
by right-clicking on the clip choosing speed and duration
and from here make sure that "Frame Blending" is selected from that drop down.
That gives you this pretty cool time shift result:
Now pretty cool with the ONE R is that through your app
you've got Shot Labs, which is basically going to automate that whole process.
Now, with Shot Labs you've got a bunch of more pretty cool effects.
And there's a small tutorial with every trick on how to shoot it
and then you can let their software do the rest.
For instance the dolly zoom is pretty cool as well.
You just walk backwards from a subject
then define that person in the app,
and it will automatically track and you've got yourself a dolly zoom effect.
There, that's a bonus trick.
Now if you would like to learn more about the ONE R Twin Edition
which includes the 4k wide angle and the 360 mods
you can find a link to it in the description down below.
You can also get yourself the one inch module
or basically any other mods like extra batteries or accessories.
That's the amazing thing about the one r check it all out in the description down below.
Thank you so much for watching
Thank you insta360 for the support
and as always
Stay creative!
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But we're also working on today's video.
That's right. Still working on today's video.
We have a third video.
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