
Renowned filmmaker Philip Bloom reviewed the
Philip Bloom is a renowned filmmaker and director with 26 years of experience, and whose clients have included LucasFilms, CNN, and Discovery channel, among others. While Philip is most well known for his work with DSLRs for filmmaking, he is also an advocate for 360 filmmaking. Interestingly enough, he began to shoot with 360 with the Ricoh Theta m15 in March 2015, just a couple of months before I did (my first 360 camera was the original Ricoh Theta). He also has a wide collection of 360 cameras, including the Panono.
Philip has been shooting with the
Now here is Philip’s review of the
Here are some of the things Philip said about the
“The image quality for me really was impressive. The 8K looked very crisp and very detailed.” Philip pointed out that when viewing a 360 video, we are seeing a heavily cropped portion of the whole video, which means resolution is important. According to Philip, the
Philip further said, “This is the first time that I’ve shot video in 360 that I really love and can look at and enjoy with a headset on to a point where I feel like I’m there.”
To be fair, he does point out that the
“I do love the Pro. It is by far the best 360 video camera that I’ve used,” Philip concluded. For a more detailed review of the Insta360 Pro, see my review here. If you are interested in getting the
Incidentally, Philip also voiced is thoughts about the
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