In this week's episode, Jeff and Nick take a look at a series of free plugins available from FX Factory that allow you to view 360 content as you would in a head-mounted display.
- [Presenter] Hi, I'm Jeff.…- [Presenter] And I'm Nick, and welcome…to Final Cut Pro 10 Weekly.…- [Jeff] This is part two of our 360/VR.…Kind of like the least you need to know…to get it working in Final Cut,…and here there's just two real things…we're going to focus on.…- [Nick] We're going to look at reorienting your 360 scene.…- [Jeff] When we talk about these 360 scenes,…you don't want to cut from action…that happens in front of the person,…and then action that happens behind them.…So, you need a way to reorient the scene, so they mesh up.…
- [Nick] The other thing we're going to look at is…when we take some text or logo…and want it to be integrated into our 360 project,…how to get it to look appropriately when someone…looks at it on YouTube so it doesn't look distorted.…- [Jeff] And it doesn't look like…it's attached to the back plane.…- [Nick] So, here I am in Final Cut…and I have a 360 project opened up.…I'm just going to head to the beginning…of my project by pressing the Home key,…and just notice here that we've got a camera man…
Nick Harauz
Jeff I. Greenberg
Updated
11/16/2018Released
4/21/2017- Maximizing your color board
- Mastering speed effects
- Working with Compressor
- Learning helpful keyboard shortcuts
- Uploading videos to the web
- Setting up workspaces
Skill Level Intermediate
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Video: 360VR in Final Cut Pro, part 1