I've got to say I'm really loving this camera so far I've had it for a few
weeks and I've been able to do things I've never been able to do before with
a 360 camera and I'd say probably my most favorite thing so far is its
ability to deal with motion both slow motion and fast motion you might have
seen the drifter shots and Insta360s promo videos and wondered how do they do
that it's just flying well this is how they do it they use this silly looking
thing looks like a rocket and the One X is secured into this this is apparently
designed in a way that it won't damage the lenses if you throw it on a flat
surface so I'm going to try with this grass behind me I'm going to give it
to my friend Peter he's gonna throw it past me we're gonna change the camera
into a 100fps 3k and see exactly what it does
so we got a way better result with the selfie stick method and because it
wasn't going as fast as when you throw it you actually got more detail as the
camera was moving so I would not suggest using this at all forget about the
drifter also this is a $400 camera there's just no need
Now i'm going to speed things up and try out a hyperlapse I'm going to switch into 5.7 K video and
just walk around this path here with hyperlapses you want to shoot for a
minimum of about a minute ideally four or five and then speed it up to about
ten-second clip it's going to look so cool because of the awesome
stabilization it doesn't really matter how I hold the selfie stick I'm gonna
hold it quite high but no doubt I'm gonna bump it but I can just walk like
this right and it's going to stabilize
so now I'm gonna switch to 4k 50fps because I'm going to try a
different effect yet again this time I'm going to mix hyperlapse with slow-motion
so having those 50 frames is going to allow us to get decent slow-motion
while still getting our fast-moving hyperlapse
resolution is key when reframing 360 video so always try and shoot as high
resolution as you can while trying to achieve the effect you're going for
reframing in the Insta360 app is really easy first you choose your
viewpoints you'll go through your entire clip choose where you want to look next
we're going to go to edit and speed to do slow motion we're going to go down to
one quarter the speed or if you want to do a hyperlapse you go up to 16 times for
timelapses there's an option to add a motion blur and this looks really cool I
would recommend doing that next you just export as a fixed frame video and you
have yourself a slow-motion shot or a hyperlapse and that's how I did it it
took me a few minutes to reframe each of those shots and how good were the
results don't forget to hit that subscribe button for more videos around
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thought these effects were cool and you want to learn more about 360 video you
should definitely check out my video course it's called a beginner's guide to
360 video and it walks you through everything I know about 360 video from
beginning to end in three hours forget about buying The Drifter that is the
perfect accessory for any new Insta360 One X so that's it from me coming to you
from beautiful Montmartre France and I'll see you in the next video