The Two Biggest 360 MISTAKES to AVOID
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- Easily avoid making these two biggest 360 mistakes in your videos.
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In this video Rich from Eat Sleep 360 shows you how to avoid the two biggest 360 mistakes when shooting 360 video - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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You are absolutley right! Werner Herzog once said: "We are filmmakers. Not garbage collectors".
Haha yes I like that 👍
I got my first 360 camera a few days ago. Love your advices! Thank you!
Thank you. Always your tips are very useful
Very informative and useful information. Thanks!
Thank you for truly professional advise. Often wondered if I was thinking the same way was correct, now I know.
I use 360 (had an X2, hated it, moved to a GoPro, hate it, and now considering the X3 lol) for fishing videos. Your first point is spot on. In my use case, you never know what's gonna happen, whether you're about to hook up on a fish or something behind or near you happens, cool wildlife comes down to the water to get a drink, etc, so it's always recording. The processing of all that footage (I can easily spend 10+ hours a day on the water) is a royal PITA. It's time consuming, mind numbing, etc, and I've noticed the longer I sit at my computer or on my phone screwing with the keyframes and edits, the less desire I have to do it, and the less quality I get from it. It's something I'm trying to rectify.
On that note, if you know of a camera that has a feature like GoPro's "Lookback" I think it's called, let me know. The GoPro Max inexplicably doesn't have that feature, and from what I've read on Insta about the X3, is that it's not quite the same. From my understanding, it's a loop recording. I didn't find a way in my online 'research' that it can be set to save clips. If I'm wrong, then the X3 will definitely fit the bill.
The X3 does have loop record as you say but it also has a feature called pre record which might help you. I made a video about it here th-cam.com/video/tCAmOazJTK4/w-d-xo.htmlsi=HBp4IDEf_tfh0vau hope this helps
@@EatSleep360 peeeeerfect. I'll check that out!
Helpful hints - as usual 👍🏼😇
Definitely agree with the practice of shooting 30-60 second clips at a time. And that goes for any video camera.
Nice vid. I made the mistake early on of filming for to long and then making long clips which where rubbish on social media as they cut back the information .
Agreed keeping camera steady. When I am walking I try to gently turn the camera to get the stich line to areas I know I won't want .
Yep. Definitely record more than I need and end up ignoring some shots during the edit (as I lose the will to live). Nothing beats shooting with intent and having an idea of the way you want to tell your story up front, rather than trying to string together hours of meaningless footages😊
Thank you so much for this advise! I purchased an insta 360 almost a year ago and was so frustrated by the editing process, I basically threw it in a drawer and haven’t touched it since. I’m going to take your advice and give it a go again..hopefully with a renewed enthusiasm.
Hi Chad, thanks for the comment - the editing is the most frustrating bit - you’ll find it a lot easier with less footage for sure 👍
Great video. I did the same as you, recording too much. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing this video. I love my x3 and film with it every day. Easy editing via phone makes uploading on location simple. Yet I wish I knew about file sizes of a actual 360 video. Honestly being able to make 360 videos is the main reason I bought it. My channel viewers like that they are the camera man being able to look where they want during the video. Weather it be AI or my own vision, it might not be what the viewer wants to see. Filming in 360 solves that problem. The viewer in a 360 can look where they want. Isn't that the whole idea of sharing a experience? My films last as long as my venture does, so a large capacity storage chip sounds sweet. I hit start and film til the battery needs changed.
Good stuff Rich! Yep, over shot lots and I cannot see the cutting room floor anymore... I film while Carp fishing and aim to capture 'the take', as the rod tip bends round and the moment the line is taken , by the Carp, from the reel. It's the only way I can ever catch the shots I want... Lovin' the psych' side of the tech Rich! Keep it coming!
You’re not the first to mention the issue with filming fishing - loop record could be your friend or pre record mode I suppose. Thanks for the comment mate
Rather than say "shoot less", I'd say "shoot smart": think about what you're filming and what story you intend to tell. I try not to limit my filming of a given scene, but don't just hit record and go about my day either. If you have a scene in mind for the end video/film then editing footage become less arduous.
Yes totally agree - great point - thanks for the comment
great tips. Would you recommend a beginner to use a 360 camera or the ace pro if they want to get into vlogging and recording random adventures / vacations. i like your nature video example and was looking to be more out doors like biking and jus roaming around like on an E board and such, but at same time do vlogging. been watching your videos for a while now great content.
This video is about GoPro vs x3 but will give you an idea of the main difference which is to do with the editing. th-cam.com/video/kelEKmgsauw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=M6dlOB-odOVT-IMZ in summary x3 requires a bit more work to make your clips usable but gives you way more flexibility and the ace pro gives you footage you can use straight out the camera but you have to move it more often when filming to cover every angle. The ace pro is much better in low light. Both cameras can accommodate external mics if you buy extra accessories. Hope this helps for starters.
@@EatSleep360 thx. Will check out that video
Major problem.... too much footage! I do the short shots (15 seconds max) I still shoot too much.... Must hold back!! Excellent thoughts!
The 15sec strategy is excellent but yes still easy to overshoot. Thanks for the comment
Nice mate - am scripting a 'less is more' video myself too :)
Thanks Sarb - I’ve been meaning to make this for ages. Look forward to seeing your video.
happened to me last year skiing , recorded way too much , tried to get going , but like u said just gave up 1 wont be repeating that this year great point , I had thought about it tbh
It’s really hard on a skiing as well because time goes so quick and before you know it you’ve recorded for 15min or more.
Yep - I think I have about 10hrs of footage from a holiday in November & haven't even looked at it yet because it's too daunting!
I use 128gb SD cards just so if one fails I won't lose everything!
Yeah I think 128 cards are the best to be safe, that’s what I use as well as 64 cards as well.
Really enjoyed the vid…great info. I was given the X3 as a present for Christmas and notice a lag when I record video. Is that normal? Never experienced it with my X2. Thanks!
Sometimes playback might be laggy dependent on your phone but the original footage shouldn’t be laggy. Test to see if it’s laggy on mobile and in desktop and in different shooting modes just to try and eliminate what the issue is. You should contact insta360 straightaway though in case it’s an issue with the camera. Oh and make sure the memory card is fast enough - I use sandisk extreme pro - this could be the issue. The x3 is more demanding than the x2. Hope this helps.
@@EatSleep360 playback and downloading all work fine. I only experience the lag while recording - the screen is just a half second behind what’s being recorded. Footage comes out fine but it’s just a tad annoying as it’s happening. Thanks again for getting back to me.
@@MGriffin2501I think this is normal for these cameras but yes still very annoying. It’s worse on the ace pro and I think the lag worsens the higher the amount of stabilisation you use.
@@EatSleep360 Yet another reason why I will be sticking with my GoPro 11 and passing on the Ace Pro. Thanks!
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Recording too much footage is a problem. We often record on several cameras as we ride our motorbikes. It's not always easy stopping and starting the cameras as we ride.
Yeah that must be tricky - the new gps remote would help but still not totally safe plus it’s expensive. I can’t remember which cameras have timed record but this could be good to set it to start and then stop recording after a certain time.
Terror bytes! Sure shot far too much & lost the will to edit it. Came to the same conclusion. Sensible advice.
Terror bytes - I like that 😂
Ha ha, I'm using insta360 to capture myself and my friends while kitesurfing. Camera is hanging on the kite lines and working non-stop for as long as I'm on the water. As a result there is hours of video of pretty much nothing and some moments where my friends are showing up nearby and myself doing some tricks. But I guess in my situation there is no better solution.
Yeah that’s a tricky one - the new gps preview remote might be worth considering but it’s expensive and I’m not sure how long the battery lasts.
@@EatSleep360 Yes I was thinking about it but after processing my first big chunk I'm kinda Ok with it. I use Insta360 desktop app so I select the "360" view when the whole sphere is stretched on the screen and scrolling fast checking if someone other than me appears or I'm doing some trick. I'm relatively new to insta360 (got it few months ago and have not used it extensively every time I'm on the water) so just trying to figure out the best approach. It is very convenient way to capture everything around and then pick the POW in postproduction. I only wish it would have better resolution (like 8K at least) and 60fps for fast scenes. Mostly riding with my gopro 10 and quality of gopro is so much superior...
I'm definitely guilty of recording too much. I normally have my X3 mounted on the back on my car and record my drives. Some stretches would be 10-20 min long. That said, I've learn to record my moments when I know what's coming up during my drives.
Yes if you know what’s coming and you can capture some great views then at least you know you’ll watch it back 👍
2:51 how is this effect made?
That time stamp doesn’t take me to an effect - Do you mean the fast walking shot or the inverted circular shot? The fast walk is hyperlapse so just sped up to 64x in the edit. The inverted shot is done with a 360 camera and then reframed adding keyframes - you can kind of turn the image inside out by dragging it around in the desktop or mobile insta360 software. Hope this answers your question 👍
@@EatSleep360 my bad, I meant 2:54
Combined among the family of Insta360 cameras including the X3, I have over 2TB of footage. It's... a lot.
Yeah it soon adds up
i only shoot 1 to 2 min max and let the AI do the editing. but if i'm shooting on ME MODE, I shoot a little bit longer.
Yes 1-2 min is perfect for the ai to deal with especially if you’re using the latest phone 👍
Yup. Fill that card up two times and your hard drive is full.
I think i'm too lazy for point 1 :)
My biggest problem is we only have 1 tb cards. When will we have 100tb cards!
Record more!
Moore!
Moooooor!
Filming to long and find the highlight is definatly a beginners mistake and can be uncouriging
Less is more.