After you shoot your 360˚ video for your virtual tour, you will need to edit and refine them in a non-linear editor. How do you work with VR video in Adobe Premiere Pro? The first thing you need to do is bring the media into a project. In this video, join author Richard Harrington as he demonstrates how to import VR video into Adobe Premiere Pro.
- Adobe Premiere Pro supports VR video. … But before you can bring the VR video in direct from camera … you may need to do some additional processing. … Some cameras though also work directly … and will be able to be browsed in the media browser. … Let's take a look at how we can prepare the footage … and make it ready for import. … Before we edit with our video you may need to optimize it. … Let's take a look at this clip here. … You see that this is some VR180 footage … captured with two lenses on a Google camera. … Before I can edit that in Premiere … I need to take it into Google software, the VR180 creator. … And I'll choose Convert for editing, … now what I need to do is drop the file in. … And what it's going to do is remove the distortion. … I can then choose a layout … top versus bottom or left and right, … either will work with Premiere. … Make sure you specify if you want to maintain the 180 degree … field of view, which Premiere does support, … or if you need the image to repeat …
Francis Torres
Richard Harrington
Released
3/22/2019- Uses for virtual tours
- Discussing objectives with clients
- Creating a floor plan and shot list
- Choosing the right VR camera
- Shooting panoramas and HDR images with a DSLR
- Shooting a panoramic tour
- Capturing VR photos and videos with a GoPro Fusion
- Enhancing 360° images in Photoshop
- Editing VR videos
- Publishing VR and 360° content
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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1. What Are Virtual Tours?
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What are virtual tours?1m 21s
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Uses for virtual tours2m 32s
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Platforms for virtual tours3m 33s
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2. Prepping for a VR Tour Shoot
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Creating a floor plan2m 58s
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Creating a shot list1m 19s
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3. Gear for VR Tours
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Choosing a VR camera5m 1s
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4. Shooting a Panoramic Tour
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Best time to shoot2m 8s
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Floor coverage1m 36s
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5. Shooting a VR Photos and Video
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6. Merging Panoramic and HDR Images
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7. Enhancing and Stitching 360˚ Images
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8. Editing VR Video
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9. Developing a 360˚ Tour
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Connecting nodes in Pano2VR8m 37s
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10. Uploading VR and 360˚ Content
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Conclusion
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Next steps23s
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Video: Importing VR video into Adobe Premiere Pro