Hy flying brothers !

I just received my new 360 degree video camera that i fix on the back of my Inspire 1 yesterday.
This is my first aerial record with this amazing product !
Feel free to post any comments .
Thank's you all.

Link of the video:



(Click and Hold your mouse to see the movie up and down / right to left)

Very cool & interesting. I would love the specs and see a picture of your attachement. With the explosion of 36 tech, Aerial is the right way t do it!

Hi Immodrones,

Fantastic, can you share with us which camera you used for this as there are quite a few hitting the market now. Also, did the camera do the processing on board or did you have to do some of the processing in post?  

Regards Wolf

Awesome!
Pity it's not stable.
I guess that's the next step

skyvideoct Posted at 2016-6-13 00:33
Very cool & interesting. I would love the specs and see a picture of your attachement. With the expl ...

Hi bro,

I will make another video and i will explain how to fix the camera on the drone
For info the cam is the "Giroptic 360cam" .
Here is the link: http://eu.360.tv/en/

Wolfman Posted at 2016-6-13 01:08
Hi Immodrones,

Fantastic, can you share with us which camera you used for this as there are quite a ...

Hello Wolfman,

Thank's very much for your interest
You will find the link of the 360° cam here : http://eu.360.tv/en/
After i have a lot of work to rebuild the video to be stable, also i integrate a logo inside the footage and i loose a lot of my hear...
I will post a new video to explain how i fix the 360° cam and some goodies in the processing post.

Linolens Posted at 2016-6-13 07:24
Awesome!
Pity it's not stable.
I guess that's the next step

Thank's Linolens, yes must be more stable but a lot of work also...

Nice to see someone else venturing into the Aerial 360.

Some tips...
Needs stabilisation, 2-axis minimal
Needs to be higher res, 4K minimal. You need 8-16K for 1080p quality in VR in 360.

For aerial 360s to work, they need to reinvent the gimbal into a 360deg ball like camera and using internal gyros+wheels like the toy BB8 (made by sphere) to stabilise. This would lighten the load and there will be no more unwanted visible gimbal. It would be nice too if the 360 had built in image optical stabilisers or was able to horizon track at post.

I've got 1 axis working on a Gear 360. Adding another axis is too stressful on the gimbal as the weight creates oscillations. I've just ordered some larger gimbal motors to correct this issue. I'm predicting 10minute flight times on my P2V+.