Speaker 1: Hey, what's up, fellow creators. Welcome back to another episode
Speaker 1: of the Video Editing Guru, the podcast where I dive
Speaker 1: into all things video editing to help you become a
Speaker 1: master in the art of post production. I'm your host, Dustin.
Speaker 1: Today we're going to embark on a fascinating journey into
Speaker 1: the world of three hundred and sixty videos. We'll delve
Speaker 1: into their importance in areas like VR, real estate, tourism,
Speaker 1: and immersive experiences. We'll also explore how to edit these
Speaker 1: videos like a pro, the top platforms you can use,
Speaker 1: and how to ensure optimal quality. So buckle up, this
Speaker 1: one's going to be exciting. Let's kick things off with
Speaker 1: understanding what three sixty video really entails. Three sixty videos
Speaker 1: offer a fully immersive experience, letting you literally look all
Speaker 1: around and feel like part of the scene. However, they
Speaker 1: come with their own unique quirks like stitching, a wider
Speaker 1: field of view and the all important metadata. These aspects
Speaker 1: set them apart from your standard video and add a
Speaker 1: whole new dimension to your editing process. Now, editing three
Speaker 1: sixty videos does require some special skills, but don't worry.
Speaker 1: I've got you covered. Let's start with importing and stitching
Speaker 1: your raw footage. Here, tools like Insta three sixty studio
Speaker 1: and go pro software can be your best friends. Once
Speaker 1: you've got your footage stitched and ready, it's time to
Speaker 1: move into Adobe Premiere Pro. Here you'll enable VR mode
Speaker 1: and set up your timeline for three sixty, make use
Speaker 1: of VR effects and transitions to maintain seamless flow, add
Speaker 1: stabilization and correct perspective distortions. If precision color grading is
Speaker 1: your thing, then Da Vinci Resolve has got you covered.
Speaker 1: Let's shed some light on the top platforms for a
Speaker 1: three to sixty workflow. Adobe Premiere Pro is undoubtedly the
Speaker 1: industry standard, offering VR plugins and a slew of features.
Speaker 1: If your after advanced color and post production features, then
Speaker 1: Da Vinci Resolve is your go to. Insto three sixty
Speaker 1: Studio is best for stitching and quick corrections, and if
Speaker 1: you're a Mac user, then Final Cut pro X should
Speaker 1: be at the top of your list, offering VR compatis
Speaker 1: ability and speedy rendering. Now, after all your hard work editing,
Speaker 1: we want to make sure your audience gets the best
Speaker 1: viewing experience. Ensuring optimal quality is key here. Always export
Speaker 1: at high resolutions, think five point seven K or even
Speaker 1: eight K to maintain clarity once exported. Don't forget to
Speaker 1: optimize your metadata. A proper injection of three hundred and
Speaker 1: sixty metadata will enable correct playback on platforms like YouTube
Speaker 1: or Facebook. Let's wrap things up with some final thoughts.
Speaker 1: Mastering the workflow of three hundred and sixty videos not
Speaker 1: only elevates your skills, but also brings endless creative possibilities.
Speaker 1: I encourage you to explore various platforms, play around, and
Speaker 1: keep honing your skills. As I always say, the best
Speaker 1: way to learn is by doing. And that's a wrap
Speaker 1: on today's exploration into the world of three sixty video editing.
Speaker 1: I hope our journey has inspired you to venture more
Speaker 1: into this realm and levitate your editing skills. Once again,
Speaker 1: this is Dustin from the Video Editing Guru podcast urging
Speaker 1: you to take the initiative and start your journey in
Speaker 1: three hundred and sixty video editing today. Don't forget to
Speaker 1: check the show notes for any links or tools mentioned
Speaker 1: in today's episode. Keep creating and I'll catch you next time.