

There’s also a button at view in headset mode.Ĭhoose the camera you’d like to add an edge point to and then click edge points in the bottom left and then select add edge point from the dropdown. This will show you your stitch lines The seams in a 360° video where footage from one camera has been combined with another.
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Click the two circle icons under the movie window, just to the right of the icon that looks like a VR headset. The next thing you’ll do is adjust your stitch using edge points. Realigning the horizon from SGO on Vimeo. Then, you’ll correct the horizon by clicking Ctrl and then clicking on the image in the movie window and dragging to adjust the horizon. You can do this by clicking on the bar below the movie window and clicking I for in and O for out. some extra seconds at the beginning and end. The first thing you’ll do is select the range of the video you plan to use in your piece, give or take Individual instance of a shot a take = each time the camera is started and stopped. Mistika VR – Beta Phase Tutorials 3.1 Basic Operation – Working with Presets from SGO on Vimeo. the way a world map represents the spherical Earth). Misitika will automatically stitch your videos and you’ll see them in equirectangular Stretching a spherical image into a flat, rectangular format. Then you’ll select scene at the top left and then load presets and choose your camera from the list. You’ll see both shots on top of one another. Open the folder with your first shot and drag both the front and back camera files into MistikaVR and drop. When you open MistikaVR, you’ll need to create a new project with resolutions matching your camera’s output. It will help you with the first few steps in this guide. I also recommend watching this guide, by SGO, walking you through Mistika VR’s interface.
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Installation for Windows from SGO on Vimeo.
