California Harley-Davidson stunt riders 360 video taken in San Marcos Ca.
Harley-Davidson stunt riders 360 video -This video was made with the Samsung Gear 360° camera. the original format is in 4K and it set up for viewing with virtual-reality goggles. But, the original file was saved to my Samsung S7 phone where it was automatically stitched together into the format you see below.
So, by using your cursor or the directional arrows in the upper left-hand corner of the video, you can watch a motorcycle that starts off to the left of the camera and then slowly pan the video to the right to keep that motorcycle in frame as its traveling. you can also use the directional arrows to look behind you as well as up and down as the video is playing.
This camera also takes still pictures in 360°. You can set the camera up on a tripod, and then use your Samsung phone to either activate the video or to take a still photo. personally, I believe this Samsung year 360 camera is one of the best 360° affordable cameras on the market today. This is the ideal tool for Realtor to present the perspective buyer with a virtual tour of the property, without having to leave the real estate office.
Harley-Davidson stunt riders 360 video
Harley-Davidson stunt riders bike
Actually, there are number of real estate firms that are using virtual reality like this to save both their agents and potential buyers time and having to go out and look at a number of properties. Now, a potential homebuyer can put on a set of virtual-reality goggles, and step into the kitchen where the living room, and just by turning their head around they can see the entire layout of the room and also look up at the ceiling or down at the flooring!
Samsung Gear 360° camera
Because this camera shoots in 4K resolution, it’s perfect for playing back on the new 4K TVs and there are many inexpensive virtual-reality goggles where you can snap your smart phone into so you can enjoy the virtual reality experience as the video plays back on your smart phone.
Well, let’s get back to this particular video which was shot at the after party for the 2017 May Ride that was hosted by Biggs Harley-Davidson and Sam Marcos California. This group of Harley-Davidson motorcycle stunt riders is called ‘Straight Up’.
360-degree video is typically recorded using either a special rig of multiple cameras, or using a dedicated camera that contains multiple camera lenses embedded into the device, and filming overlapping angles simultaneously. Through a method known as video stitching, this separate footage is merged together into one spherical video piece, and the colour and contrast of each shot is calibrated to be consistent with the others. This process is done either by the camera itself, or using specialized video editing software that can analyze common visuals and audio to synchronize and link the different camera feeds together. Generally, the only area that cannot be viewed is the view toward the camera support. It is then rendered at high resolution – most commonly at 4K resolution – with positional or binaural sound to ensure the most immersive experience possible.
