Here is a tutorial for removing tripods, shadows or other objects from your 360 video or 360 photo. The techniques that I will show can be used even when the environment is constantly moving, such as a tripod surrounded by water or grass waving in the wind.
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Mic Ty is a photographer and camera reviewer since 2009, who discovered 360 photography in 2015 and never looked back. Frustrated by the lack of quality coverage on 360 tech, he is the founder of 360Rumors.com since 2016. He started this site to educate and support the growing VR community. With over 70+ 360 cameras in his collection and 2,700+ articles published, he's one of the most trusted voices in immersive imaging.
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Okay so I love the methods for removing the monopod. But I have a question. How does this work with stereoscopic footage? I have over/under footage from an Insta360 Pro and I would like to use a similar method as you did in After Effects.
Hi Brad! I haven’t tried doing this method for 3D 360 yet.
Hi Mic, thanks for the tips! I have a question though, I’ve edited a photo in Photoshop but would like to use one of the animation presets within the Insta One X mobile app, any idea how to get the JPEG back into the app? I reckon I’d have to somehow convert it into .insp then place it on the SD card of the camera, but I can’t seem to find a way of getting it into the right format (converting equi-rectangular into a double fish eye format). Any tips would be very much appreciated!
Hi James. You can sort of do that by using the Theta+ app instead, which also has preset animations, and can be used directly with no workarounds. You can also do keyframed animations. Here’s a tutorial: https://360rumors.com/2018/06/360-photos-custom-video.html