![]() ![]() ![]() It displays the captured footage as two separate circles. ![]() Dual-fisheye is the raw, “unstitched” video taken by a 360 camera that has two fisheye lenses. I’ve learned that there are two common 360 video files: dual-fisheye, and equirectangular. (My local public library gives members free access to, so I even got to take this course for free!) Here are two fundamental lessons I took away. Early Experimentation with a Ricoh Theta SĪfter agreeing to the project, I borrowed a Ricoh Theta S from Illinois State University’s Arts Technology Program (where I teach) and completed a course called Ricoh Theta Tips, Tricks, & Techniques lead by instructor Ben Long. With these goals in mind, I began some preliminary experimentation. She was also hoping to overlay some informative text at certain points during the video. However, instead of recording one long video file, apparently the Gear 360 automatically starts a new video file after 11 minutes and 27 seconds, so she ended up with six separate video files that needed to be combined into one. ![]() She wanted to release the 360 video for Lincoln’s birthday. Last summer, she recorded an hour-long walking tour in Bloomington, Illinois about how the city’s progressive culture influenced Abraham Lincoln’s political views. My friend Torii Moré is Curator of Digital Humanities at the McLean County Museum of History. Spatial Media Metadata Injector – to add 360 metadata to video files.DaVinci Resolve 14 – to edit and export 360 video files.GIMP – to edit the images used in the intro-outro credits.VLC – a non-360-viewer for video files.Ricoh Theta V Basic App – a 360-viewer for video and image files.Here is part one of six of the 360 video series I edited using only free software. ![]()
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