There is a variety of gear that you will need to bring with you when you shoot a virtual tour. What different types of gear do you need, so that you successfully shoot great images? In this video, join authors Richard Harrington and Francis Torres as the demonstrate how to shoot HDR images with DSLRs or mirrorless cameras.
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Francis Torres
Richard Harrington
Released
3/22/2019
In recent years, 360° and VR photos and videos have emerged as fresh, exciting platforms for viewing content. Whether it's showing off the inside of a business or simply sharing an experience, virtual tours are one of the most immersive ways to see a space from the comfort of your own home or mobile device. In this case, learn how to showcase a space or experience by creating your very own virtual tour. Instructor Richard Harrington shows how to create floor plans, shoot both 360° video and photos, and piece together all of your 360° assets to build a tour.
Topics include:
- 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
3h 16m
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: Shooting HDR images with a traditional DSLR or mirrorless camera