Hey guys, I got a brand new vlog camera, it’s pretty small, though.
So, I’m a little afraid that it might go away when there is this big wind.
No, Yannick, don’t blow!
Argh, my camera!
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That wasn’t first try, more like the 100th try.
So, today is a different video than usual but we’re gonna have some real fun today.
With this little guy right here.
It’s the Insta360 ONE-X,
that you might have seen in the hands of other creators,
and I think that Potato Jet recently did a video about it as well.
Anyways, quick overview, it’s a 360 camera,
does that mean that you have to film in real 360 video format?
Well, interestingly enough, that’s probably not what you want to do
with this camera.
Through some software you can basically control and animate anything that you like
in post-production.
And we’ll get a little bit into that during the video,
but, mostly I wanna show you guys just what’s all possible with this camera.
Because, not only you get this camera, but these guys also sell
dozens of gadgets.
Some are very simple like a small cord,
but is astonishing what you can do with this.
So, let’s just have some fun, guys.
I’d like to show you 11 super creative camera tricks
using this nifty little camera.
The hamster wheel!
The fake drone shot!
The bullet time!
The pull through!
The vertigo transition!
The timelapse!
The spin transition!
Which is actually something completely done in post-production,
but is really cool.
The point-of-view shot!
The spin transition!
Third-person view!
The small planet!
Wow, that was something!
So, I quickly want to show you guys a few things
about the editing process.
Now, basically you can do everything inside their app.
You can move the camera around, zoom in and out
and also create keyframes in there to any major camera movements.
And this is great for small projects and such,
but when you're editing dozens of shots like we did,
you probably want to do that inside something like Adobe Premiere Pro.
And you know, that's perfectly possible, as you can see
right here.
Now, funny enough, you're gonna need a free plugin from GoPro.
It’s gonna recognize the shots from the Insta360 camera
and you can do everything now inside Premiere.
I can move my camera around,
just play that all back in real time, which is pretty cool of course.
It’s really that simple you can take the camera out of the box
and start shooting and editing straight away.
I’m also very happy with the image quality.
You get 5.7K resolution and even a 100 fps option at 3K,
and knowing what this thing costs, it's mind-blowing.
Guys, you can click the first link in the description below
to check it out yourselves and I really hope that this video was inspiring,
even though that it wasn't really a tutorial but more of a demo.
Thank you so much for watching, thank you Insta360 for the support
and as always:
Stay Creative!
The pull through!