One year ago today, The Weather Channel debuted its first immersive mixed reality (IMR) experience. The 8-minute TV broadcast aimed to transport viewers to the scene of a typical tornado,…
This article is part of an extensive series of articles to walk creators through the process of making a 360-degree video, from start to finish. Even though traditional video has been around…
This article is part of an extensive series of articles to walk creators through the process of making a 360-degree video, from start to finish. If you own the GoPro Fusion and…
This article is part of an extensive series of articles to walk creators through the process of making a 360-degree video, from start to finish. One thing any 360 video beginner coming…
This article is part of an extensive series of articles to walk creators through the process of making a 360-degree video, from start to finish. The first time I shot 180-degree 3D…
This article is part of an extensive series of articles to walk creators through the process of making a 360-degree video, from start to finish. When it comes to 360 video, forget…
This article is part of an extensive series of articles to walk creators through the process of making a 360-degree video, from start to finish. I’ll be honest. We’re all still trying…
When I first began learning how to shoot 360 video, nothing was easy. From stitching tutorials available only in French to 3D printed camera rigs and lots of duct tape,…
The easiest way to sum up TARGO’s virtual reality content is this: watch unique people, in strange places, doing interesting things. It’s an approach that has worked well for the…
Immersive Shooter’s Sarah Redohl reviews the Vuze+ 3D 360 camera, and walks through its features, best practices and how to stitch with its companion desktop software. Returning from a vacation…
Viktorija Mickute is a producer for Al Jazeera’s immersive media studio, Contrast VR. We sat down with Viktorija to talk about the making of one of the latest Contrast’s pieces…
We’ve recently launched a new show called “Now Your Turn” on Geek & Sundry that was filmed using Google’s new VR180 format. When VR180 was announced, it was met with a fair amount…
