Utilize a 360˚ VR into a video (slow motion)

[Stefan Hinze]

I realy try to help!

how about shoot the images you need?
don´t make 10 –> go for 30 or so!

(take a step back, to see the bigger picture)

[Chris Mathews]

Hi Stefan,

I mean this with respect, but don’t you think I know that? Why would I be asking for help if I could just reshoot it? It’s not my images, they want to utilize something of their own.

Regardless of stating the obvious, it was nice getting a response.

Thanks,
Chris

[Stefan Hinze]

ah ok!

now you got me thinking 😉
(in a good way)

what about Camera Projektion?
projekt the “thing” on some solids and make your camera move free.
you can only “get away” with somd smal angels, but maybe it´s enough!!?!

😉

[Chris Mathews]

“Project” it? Can you explain? It did cross my mind to try and move a camera around it, but I’m not sure how it would work. I’m still thinking I might have to “create” those in between frames with the puppet tool or something?

[Stefan Hinze]

(i hope i can make my self understandebl –> not a natve english speaker)

ok, AE gives you the ability to projekt a image on some solids (white would be the color of choice)

YT gave me this as a example : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b6Rhq_bqQ40

think it the other way around –> don´t mak the enviroment –> make the object (or whatever you need to visulise)

to get a tut : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKCzep6-baY
or
maybe take a look at VCP / tuts / Camera Projektion
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4ugVYrNQ1c

i hope i understood what you try to do!?
😉

greetz
Stefan

(it´s 2:00am in germany… in 7h i need to get my video to the client… like always… 😉 )

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[Chris Mathews]

Thanks man, I will take a look at these. Good luck on your deadline, I know how you feel!

[Stefan Hinze]

hey,

i was working… the musik was loud… i drank my cofé … and BAM:
check this out… if the projektion dosn´t work for you…

https://library.creativecow.net/articles/larsen_carl/cube_world1.php

😉

(take a step back, to see the bigger picture)

[Ashwin Kulothungun]

So: you’re starting with 10 images, each shot ~10 degrees apart, right, your video will end up being a panning shot across these 10 images, and you have no in between shots to make a timelapse, is that right?

Something simple:

Throw your images into photoshop and use photomerge to generate a giant panorama that you can pan across:
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/photoshop/cs/using/WSfd1234e1c4b69f30ea53e41001031ab64-75e8a.html

Something more involved but with more applications:

Use trapcode horizon to generate a seamless environment:
https://www.redgiantsoftware.com/products/all/trapcode-horizon/examples/#tabs

A

[Chris Mathews]

Unless I am reading your tip wrong, I don’t that will work for me. Mine is an object vr, not a pano vr, therefore it is a product spinning 360˚s, shot every 10˚s

[Tudor “ted” jelescu]

You can try time remapping the 10 frames- that will create inbetween frames for you. Twixtor is another way to go – but all things considered you will most likely end up with a lower quality shot- I would also highly recommend re-shooting the product.

Tudor “Ted” Jelescu
Senior VFX Artist