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Video : create a full Quicktime VR 360-180° in 10 minutes

Written by Eric Rougier

create a full Quicktime VR 360-180° in 10 minutes

This video explains how to create a complete spherical panorama / Quicktime VR (360°-180°) in 10 minutes, step by step, from the shots to the stitching part. Special thanks to Robert Haddock and Christine Collier-Roberts for their help. (voiceover and translation)

create a full Quicktime VR 360-180° in 10 minutes

[EDIT 1] You can now directly add the NADIR picture in PTGUI (or in some other softwares) to save more more time. All other steps in the video stay the same.
[EDIT 2] If you don't use an auto-stiching software, you have to create your own template(s) for your camera + panoramic head + lens


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