Nice. May I ask which generation?

Hey Mark! Yes Studio can even do Raw DNG HDR. But of course it has to be from insta360 cameras, shot in HDR mode.

hmmm My Mac runs insta360 studio. I’m on OS 10.15.3.

prores option was removed, for now.

Yes sadly they removed the prores option.

I downloaded a One R .insv file from CreatorUp and tried it in Studio 3.4.4, and I still don’t see the Prores export option, so One R files don’t appear to enable the Prores export option. Potato Jet appears to use a Mac for his processing, so conceivably the Prores export option is available only on Mac. This would make some sense, since prores is an Apple product, and perhaps insta360 doesn’t have a license from Apple to encode prores on Windows. This would be consistent with Insta360’s statement:

“Do you mean ProRes convert option？
Sorry, we still doesn’t have this function right now. We are negotiating the plan now.”

Their statement that they are “negotiating the plan now” might mean that they are negotiating with Apple for the rights to use the prores encoding software on Windows.

Thanks for posting this info.

In the article, you wrote, “Studio 2019 can now automatically recognize and fuse HDR brackets shot on Insta360 cameras. Now, Studio 2019 can also recognize the HDR photos and fuse them.”

I’ve searched on Google and YouTube for how to do this and haven’t found anything! Could you explain how or create a video demonstrating this?

Thanks!

Mark

Do you know if Studio can now instantly fuse the 3 HDRs photos? I’ve searched on Google and YouTube for how to do this and haven’t found anything!