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360-Degree Video -- Notes and Sample Videos
by Douglas Dixon
The VR Experience - Vivitar VR Glasses
Sample 360 Videos - YouTube
Sample 360 Video Sources
Full 360 degree video -
HumanEyes Vuze
360 degree video displayed by VR app for viewing with headset -
Google VR
About 360-Degree Video
- aka Immersive or Spherical or VR videos
- Capture - Camera
- Typically shot with multiple cameras (e.g., back to back hemispheres)
- or Omnidirectional camera
- 360 cams, Action cams, Drones, ...
- Live streaming
- Videos & photos - 2D / 3D
- Processing
- Stitched into single frames - Distorted 360-degree view in rectangular frame
- Formats - Projection / Geometry - Dome, sphere, etc.
- Playback - Headset
- Unwrapped / flattened on playback into "standard" video frame
- Single frame
- DIsplay in browser - Click/drag to pan in 360 view
- Display on smartphone - Drag to pan
- or Use as virtual headset - Hold in front of eyes as move head
- Pair of frames (one for each eye) - Side by side
Projection Geometries
- Plane - Regular movies projected on a virtual screen
- Dome - Action cameras like the GoPro or Kodak 360
- Sphere - Spherical 360° videos and photos
- Full dome - MAX and planetarium styled videos
- Cylinder - Panoramic photos and videos
- Cube - Cube maps like in video games
About 3-D Video
VR Headsets and Cameras
VR Viewing Apps
VR Video Editing Software
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