This document discusses 360-degree photography and video technologies. It begins with an agenda that covers understanding 360 cameras, live 360 video streaming, best practices for creating 360 tours, and emerging trends. Examples of 360 cameras are provided. Formats for 360 video and the stitching process needed to create panoramic images are explained. Tools for viewing 360 content on smartphones and creating virtual reality experiences are presented. The document concludes by introducing 3D photography technologies like light field and volumetric video.
2. Agenda
• Learn how 360° photographs and videos work;
• Discover what 360° cameras are on the market;
• Understand how live 360° video is set up and streamed;
• Explore Best Practices and Tools to create a 360° tour;
• Highlight emerging trends like 3D photographs and more.
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4. Use your smartphone and experience Mars in 360 degrees.
Check it out! http://goo.gl/WTp9qr
8. Source: https://bit.ly/2V92BJk
Monoscopic is the most common type of 360 video and is commonly supported by 360 video players (such as
YouTube and Facebook).
Stereoscopic video is for creating immersive virtual reality environments, introducing 3D objects and depth into the
video (ex. objects flying around you or reaching out to touch the object approaching you).
360 Video Formats
9. Stitching is where multiple files must be combined to
look like it is one smooth and connected
video/photograph.
20. Dreams of Dalí: 360º Video
Experience it! https://youtu.be/F1eLeIocAcU
On a computer look for the
navigation dial to move around
inside the video!
Or use Google Cardboard to
move around inside the video!
24. Live 360° Video in Facebook (Other services)
Add Server URL and Stream Key using https://obsproject.com
25. WebGL (Web Graphics Library) is a JavaScript API for
rendering interactive 3D and 2D graphics within any
compatible web browser without the use of plug-ins.
Source: https://goo.gl/UdqnLV
https://get.webgl.org
27. 360° Photo using Mozilla's A-Frame VR framework to
render it in the browser using WebGL
Try it!
RoundMe 360° iLab tour: https://goo.gl/QY8cJw
Dr. Sylvia Earle's childhood home, Seminole Historical Society, Low Season live
30. WebVR mode via RoundMe
Source: https://bit.ly/2CQo2Id
Note: all the interactive elements (Hotspots, Portals, GUI elements) are
activated if you simply look at them.
34. Vuze 3D/360° VR camera 4K demo using anaglyph 3D mode
Video: https://youtu.be/3ZyAKN49mFw
35. Photogrammetry is the art and science of making measurements from photographs,
especially for recovering the exact positions of surface points.
Source: https://skfb.ly/6ByOW