u/unruly-cat

Hi everyone. I've been filming VR180 videos with my Vuze XR which I picked up in 2018, and over the last couple of years I've been editing with Premiere Pro 2021, which has now discontinued features for editing VR video (as far as I can tell). But, my work has gotten more serious, and it's time for an upgrade. So, I was wondering if I could get some advice. After looking around on the sub, and elsewhere online, my sense is that a Canon camera with the RF5.2mm F2.8 L Dual Fisheye lens, and DaVinci Resolve Studio for editing, would be a good setup. Am I right to think this? If not, do you have any advice for me? I realize there's higher end setups, but I think this one is about right for the work I'm doing. Thank you!

p.s. if you also know how well this setup can be used to stitch together VR360 video, that would be amazing!

Hi everyone, I hope you’re all doing great! I thought this might be a good place to ask a couple of questions. 

In short, I’m moving using pods.com, and wanted to see if anyone had any experience with including computers or other electronics in their shipments. I have a few devices I was hoping to include, but I saw that pods.com says we shouldn’t include batteries, and many of these devices have batteries in them, even if they are small. How have people generally handled this, and how concerned should I be about the batteries in these devices? 

On a related note, I wonder how people have dealt with hard disks. Again, pods.com says we shouldn’t be including those. But I’m concerned because so many devices e.g. video game consoles have hard disks in them. 

Thanks for the help!

Hey psvr folks, I hope you’re all having a lovely start to the weekend! I don’t think I’ve ever seen this shared here before, and never knew it to be possible. But this is a pretty epic tip, for how to play ps3’s 3d content using psvr1. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/fU0\_1aw6VFE?si=s4Og9jS4bRhZdQAz