Hey what's up, everybody.
It is your Boi Hugh here from CreatorUp.
After my initial review of the Insta360 Titan - I got lots of question from my viewers,
so I think I want to answer them in this immediately follow up video - captured by the very own
Insta360 Titan in 10K 3D 360.
This is captured in my brand new production unit - as you see the other Titan is over
there.
So we are going to address one of the biggest questions today - Minimal shooting distance
in stereo 3D.
I am standing in between lenses 4 ft. away from the camera.
Again, if you saw the official sample footage, none of them has people or moving subjects
around it within 10 ft away from the camera.
Which is never happen in real life.
Before I moving around, I want to show you one other thing I fail to address in my review
video - the size of the battery.
Look at this thing, it is big.
It weights 891g.
It generates heat.
And that is why there will be fan noise in Titan, even during recording.
There are 4 levels of fan noise of
the Titan.
Freeze!
Okay, I just used Professor X time-freezing power to stop the clock.
Look at my hand coming from 4 Ft. away from the camera to 2 Ft. in the stitching line
area - my index finger and the right side of my face is distorted.
If you are watching this in a VR headset - close your right eye, and you will see what I am
talking about.
Okay, time unfreeze!
Okay now I quickly show you my Mistika fix.
If you pay close attention, I am merging 2 different Mistika stitch together with stereo
edge points push from 2 different sets of lenses with some photoshop patches.
It is not perfect as I should prob spent more time on this.
But it gives you a perspective of why Stereo production cost way more than monoscopic production.
Okay, I freeze the time now so you can see the problems are gone now - well, sort of.
Close your right eye and then close your left and check this still frame.
I think it looks pretty good and the stereo problem is def fixable if you spend the time.
But if you rather not, please use blocking and rehearsal during filming and make sure
your talents are not crossing minimum stitching distance - which is 4ft.
And 5ft or 1.5 meters just to be safe.
Your main action should happen 2 meters away from the camera.
I hope this answered your question.
Again comment below if you want me to share my Premiere sequence and composition on this.