360 Degree Video Tour - Qatar Airways QSuite4880
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leeverdon private msg quote post Address this user | |
How did they do this? |
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TrustedPhotoDC private msg quote post Address this user | |
| You mean like creating 360 video from equirectangular projection like this? or this? Premiere Pro with Mettle Plug-Ins(now owned by Adobe) |
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GeorgeK private msg quote post Address this user | |
| I bet this was fixed station Go Pro then edited in Premiere Pro... | ||
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| Are you sure its not a render? The movement is waaay too smooth for 360 video and you cant see the rig etc... | ||
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| This is most definitely a render, I can see non-moving sky through the window. | ||
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| That's a CG animation alright.. It would have been possible to do it with a moving sky as well, but thats not the point. To answer the "how did they do it" question: Most modern rendering engines now support panoramic (digital) camera's. You'll just put a camera in the 3D scene, set it to a spherical lens, use a FOV value of 360 and output it to a 2:1 aspect ratio. You can animate the camera's position like they did in the video and you got yourself a similar 360 animation. |
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| Thank you all for clarifying. It's a very cool feature. | ||
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