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The 360 camera can be used to study land features, spatial perception, create videos from a different perspective and take virtual trips.
The 360 camera can be used to study land features, spatial perception, create videos from a different perspective and take virtual trips.
Team Members: Angela Yamagata, Lyna Abal, , Jaime Choi, Maria Yñiquez
Team Members: Angela Yamagata, Lyna Abal, , Jaime Choi, Maria Yñiquez
This picture was uploaded to the Insta360 Studio 2019. I used the "Tiny Planet" effect and took a screen shot to upload to this site.
This picture was uploaded to the Insta360 Studio 2019. I used the "Tiny Planet" effect and took a screen shot to upload to this site.
This Tiny Planet was taken at Bee Rock in Griffith Park. This is a screen shot of the 360 picture. I really like the land feature that stand out around me.
This Tiny Planet was taken at Bee Rock in Griffith Park. This is a screen shot of the 360 picture. I really like the land feature that stand out around me.
This 360 picture was taken in the parking lot of Burbank Empire Shopping Center. I uploaded the picture to Momento360 and embedded the url to this page.
This 360 picture was taken in the parking lot of Burbank Empire Shopping Center. I uploaded the picture to Momento360 and embedded the url to this page.
Life as a Paper Airplane
Life as a Paper Airplane
Perspective
Perspective
This 360 video uses a special effect that I found on the Insta360 One X camera app. You create the effect by attaching the paper airplane to one end of a transparent straw and the other end of the straw to the top of the 360 camera while using the invisible selfie stick. I edited the video with the Insta360 Studio 2019 software. The FreeCapture button allows you to switch views from the default fishbowl to crystal ball and tiny planet. I then uploaded the video to iMovie and added a title, music, plane sound effects, and final credits. Finally, I uploaded the video to YouTube and embedded the video to this site.
This 360 video uses a special effect that I found on the Insta360 One X camera app. You create the effect by attaching the paper airplane to one end of a transparent straw and the other end of the straw to the top of the 360 camera while using the invisible selfie stick. I edited the video with the Insta360 Studio 2019 software. The FreeCapture button allows you to switch views from the default fishbowl to crystal ball and tiny planet. I then uploaded the video to iMovie and added a title, music, plane sound effects, and final credits. Finally, I uploaded the video to YouTube and embedded the video to this site.
This is a one of the first 360 pictures I uploaded to Momento360. This picture is over looking Bee Rock at Griffith Park. You are able to click the picture to zoom in and out.
This is a one of the first 360 pictures I uploaded to Momento360. This picture is over looking Bee Rock at Griffith Park. You are able to click the picture to zoom in and out.
This is the second picture I uploaded to Momento360. This picture is of the trail descent from Bee Rock.
This is the second picture I uploaded to Momento360. This picture is of the trail descent from Bee Rock.
360 Camera and VR & AR Resources
360 Camera and VR & AR Resources
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