What you are watching right now is a VR180 video shot on the TWO Insta360 GO 2 in 50fps. GO 2 can
natively shoot at 2.6K in 50fps, so two of them can give you roughly 5.2K VR180 Video.
I stretch it slightly to 5.7K - which is the Oculus TV's highest resolution for
VR180 video. The left eye is shot on the latest 64G GO 2 and the right eye is shot on 32G GO 2.
I used the Insta360 Cyber Monday discount to get the new 64G version,
which is still available till Christmas. Click the link below if you are interested.
If you are releasing on YouTube VR or Oculus TV,
the quality is as good as Insta360 EVO - if not better. Just lesser FOV. Go 2 has
about 160 to 170-degree FOV in Pro Video mod in the raw fisheye.
Now, I want to quickly show you the 30fps, which will give you exactly 5.7K VR180 as each eye shoot
at 2880P. The quality is slightly better in higher resolution - but, as you know by now, a
higher frame rate looks better in a VR headset. I will always go for higher rate shooting in VR180.
60fps is ideal, but 50fps is still better than Insta360 EVO - which is in 30fps. Want to know
more about why a higher frame rate is better in VR180? Watch this demo video right here.
In the next 2D tutorial, I will teach you from start to finish how to attach,
adjust settings, shoot, edit, and render VR180 videos using TWO Insta360 GO2. Even you are new
to 3D 180 production, you will know what to do after this tutorial. We will cover Mistika VR,
Mistika Boutique, which this sample was created from, and the free solution in Adobe After
Effects or Davinci Resolve 17. The same knowledge will work on any 2 fisheye camera combination.
So you can do the same thing with 2 GoPro Hero 10 with the MAX lens mod, just with a lesser FOV.
The best thing about 2 camera setup like this is the interchangeable IPD distance.
The demo you saw here is at IPD 63mm. GO 2 can go all the way to 40mm
for macro VR180 or as wide as you want to get hyper stereo effects.
So you can be truly creative with how close you want your camera to your talents.
If you don't want to do VR180 post-production and just want something with professional
quality out of the box in 8K 60fps, then, you should consider the FM DUO
or the new CANON VR180 lens with Canon R5. You are watching a green screen test with FM DUO
right now which is another tutorial coming up soon - on how to do Green Screen VR180
and bring your footage into Unreal Engine for environment creation.
There are a lot more VR180 related content coming up on our YouTube channel
that will unlock your creativity - including Blender for VR180, Unreal Engine 5 for VR Film,
and other exciting tutorials. So don't forget to subscribe and give this video a thumb up
for my effort. I also give out a 20% discount on our VR Filmmaking masterclass
starting today during Cyber Monday all the way till Dec 14. After that,
there will be a big update on our course library, including an all-new session on Mistika Boutique.
The price will go up to $250 finally as more value is now added to the masterclass. So don't miss
out on your last chance to save on learning. I will see you next time or see you in VR!