Here's how ? ONE R Video Tutorial - Insta360 Studio 2020
Select 'FreeCapture' and click on the 'Deep Track' icon in the bottom left corner.
To track, click and drag around a subject in your 360 footage.
If you want to stop tracking, click the yellow 'Stop Tracking' button in the lower right corner.
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You can now TimeShift by adjusting the playback speed for different sections of the same video clip.
Click the 'Speed' button as shown in the screenshot;
To adjust speed, click on the speed bar and select a speed in the box to the right of the 'Speed' button?
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You can now click the thumbnails at the bottom of your screen
to view each photo in HDR and Night Shot photo groups.
Auto Frame 360 video clips will also appear here.
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You can now manage and view your footage via the Photos and Videos tab.
The Photos and Videos tab is under the Footage panel on the left side of the interface.
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The “Favorite” tab has been added.
You can now mark important footage and add it to your favorites.
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You can now check detailed file information via File Properties panel.
The File Properties panel is on the right side of the interface.
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More Nadir logo styles have been added.
Go to 'Basic Settings' on the right panel,
here you can select the logo style, adjust the logo size and position,
and even add a custom logo.
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You can now use the left and right keys on your keyboard to check your footage frame by frame.
Your editing workflow is now faster and smoother!
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Multi-Language Support
Languages supported are: 简体中文；繁體中文；English；日本語；Deutsch；Español；Português；한국어；Русский；Français；Italiano
You can now click 'Settings' in the navigation bar to select a language.
International creators rejoice! ?
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Insta360 Studio 2020 supports the editing of content taken by Insta360 ONE R, ONE X, GO, ONE and more.
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Here’s an easy tutorial for grading the log mode video from the Insta360 ONE or Insta360 Pro.
Log mode video is a way of recording the video to maximize the dynamic range and latitude for color grading (i.e., adjusting the colors to achieve a particular visual effect). Sometimes it’s called flat mode, although in some cameras, flat mode and log mode are separate modes.
Log mode is a feature usually found in professional or prosumer cameras, and it’s one of the features of the Insta360 Pro (reviewed here) and Insta360 ONE for iPhone and Android (reviewed here). Here is a comparison between the standard video mode and log mode of Insta360 ONE, showing a wider highlight range ( the shadow range looks similar):
Log mode looks very flat because this minimizes the possibility of clipping highlights or shadows that were captured. This makes it pretty much unusable until it is edited. The problem is that it can be quite challenging to adjust the colors and contrast (i.e., to grade it), in a manner that produces a satisfactory result.
The easiest way to get a good starting point for grading is to use a LUT (Lookup Table) which maps input values to output values. Here’s a tutorial, and don’t worry — it’s very easy, even if you don’t normally edit videos:
Insta360 posted a LUT for Insta360 Pro that also works with Insta360 ONE. You can download the LUT here (it’s one of the downloads with Insta360 Stitcher). BTW, in the video tutorial, I used Adobe Premiere Pro but there are several other video editors that use .CUBE LUTs, such as LumaFusion. The download file also includes a .LOOK file, which you can also use as a preset for your video.
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Insta360 ONE is available from Amazon and Gearbest (usually less than Amazon). To get a discount on Insta360 Pro, please contact me.
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