[Tutorial] How to shoot and create high quality VR videos - GoFuckYourself.com

beavr · 10-31-2018, 02:39 PM

We are happy to provide all VR content producers with complete details about how to build top-quality rigs and post production of VR videos. The Rib-cage GoPro6 stereo camera rig with 220º Entaniya lenses and a gimbal is used to produce StasyQVR 180 videos.

Note that we also master their Insta360 Pro videos and cut it in half for 180° footage which is preferred by most of the viewers. And we also remaster a huge amount of content to produce the ultimate final VR video.

Also consider using the Z CAM K1 Pro. It is even better for doing post production in Mistika. Our mastering is done with Mistika Ultima, which is the integral suite for Mistika VR. This software reliably provides perfect alignments and rendering of VR footage.

There are plenty of helpful tutorials online about how to use it, such as https://vimeo.com/267809289. The SLR video editors will be happy to answer any specific questions about how do we do things. We can also do mastering for you, as a service.

There are are some basic rules:

1. No pixels should be cut out of the raw footage; this is so you preserve camera's resolution to the fullest extent. If the cameras are in the landscape position we recover the part of the image covered by the lens of the nearby camera with the relevant image of that camera.

2. Videos should be perfectly aligned. There should be absolutely no vertical misalignment - meaning all objects should fit perfectly when vertical. Horizontal alignment is set with the focal plane first. In this first image you can see how the focal plane is set on the staircase. This is how it looks: https://i.imgur.com/BFiADyk.jpg (the focal plane is set on the staircase), https://i.imgur.com/QC9o01X.jpg

3. Make sure to set the focal plane in respect to the object of most interest for each episode of the video. Put it between both extremes, but never on the extreme - for example, putting it on the back wall would mean that if a girl is very close and it would be hard for your eyes to adjust. It should be right behind the girl - if you set it on the wall you will lose a lot of stereo depth. That way the viewers’ eyes naturally see that object at its best. People don’t realise this, but it has a significant impact on the comfort of the viewer. Each camera rig requires its own setup for alignments.

4. Make sure big items like fridge, walls or shelves that are supposed to be straight are also straight in VR and of a realistic scale.

5. Don't include large CGI elements like logos, and don't put it on the edges, but instead put them top or bottom. We do it in a few different ways: Variant 1 - StasyQ, Variant 2 - SexBabesVR.

Avoid high contrast elements like white on black background as these generate a significant screen-door effect (SDE) on the current generation of headsets.

6. It's always best to employ proper lighting on the set. In post-production we base the final colors on natural skin tones. This generally means turning up the reds, and down the blues.

7. We interpolate older 30FPS material up to 60FPS with server FFmpeg (you can contact us for the settings). Mistika did not provide the best results for interpolation.

We wanted to create a tutorial on this, but we simply have no time for that right now. You can also check VR video fundamentals explained.

Next week we will be unrolling 5K/6K streaming on Oculus Go and Snapdragon phones via the SLR app.

If you like what we do follow us on https://twitter.com/sexlikereal and check out SLR Premium with 2,000 videos and 30 monthly releases.

dillfly2000 · 10-31-2018, 02:48 PM

Bump for tips.

If you get the model to make eye contact with the cam and get her face close to the user (as in kiss distance), it adds an extra sense of "she's right here".

Candy for our tiny human brains.

beavr · 10-31-2018, 03:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dillfly2000

Bump for tips.

If you get the model to make eye contact with the cam and get her face close to the user (as in kiss distance), it adds an extra sense of "she's right here".

Candy for our tiny human brains.

👍
that's a good one

bronco67 · 10-31-2018, 08:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beavr

We are happy to provide all VR content producers with complete details about how to build top-quality rigs and post production of VR videos. The Rib-cage GoPro6 stereo camera rig with 220º Entaniya lenses and a gimbal is used to produce StasyQVR 180 videos.

Note that we also master their Insta360 Pro videos and cut it in half for 180° footage which is preferred by most of the viewers. And we also remaster a huge amount of content to produce the ultimate final VR video.

Also consider using the Z CAM K1 Pro. It is even better for doing post production in Mistika. Our mastering is done with Mistika Ultima, which is the integral suite for Mistika VR. This software reliably provides perfect alignments and rendering of VR footage.

There are plenty of helpful tutorials online about how to use it, such as https://vimeo.com/267809289. The SLR video editors will be happy to answer any specific questions about how do we do things. We can also do mastering for you, as a service.

There are are some basic rules:

1. No pixels should be cut out of the raw footage; this is so you preserve camera's resolution to the fullest extent. If the cameras are in the landscape position we recover the part of the image covered by the lens of the nearby camera with the relevant image of that camera.

2. Videos should be perfectly aligned. There should be absolutely no vertical misalignment - meaning all objects should fit perfectly when vertical. Horizontal alignment is set with the focal plane first. In this first image you can see how the focal plane is set on the staircase. This is how it looks: https://i.imgur.com/BFiADyk.jpg (the focal plane is set on the staircase), https://i.imgur.com/QC9o01X.jpg

3. Make sure to set the focal plane in respect to the object of most interest for each episode of the video. Put it between both extremes, but never on the extreme - for example, putting it on the back wall would mean that if a girl is very close and it would be hard for your eyes to adjust. It should be right behind the girl - if you set it on the wall you will lose a lot of stereo depth. That way the viewers’ eyes naturally see that object at its best. People don’t realise this, but it has a significant impact on the comfort of the viewer. Each camera rig requires its own setup for alignments.

4. Make sure big items like fridge, walls or shelves that are supposed to be straight are also straight in VR and of a realistic scale.

5. Don't include large CGI elements like logos, and don't put it on the edges, but instead put them top or bottom. We do it in a few different ways: Variant 1 - StasyQ, Variant 2 - SexBabesVR.

Avoid high contrast elements like white on black background as these generate a significant screen-door effect (SDE) on the current generation of headsets.

6. It's always best to employ proper lighting on the set. In post-production we base the final colors on natural skin tones. This generally means turning up the reds, and down the blues.

7. We interpolate older 30FPS material up to 60FPS with server FFmpeg (you can contact us for the settings). Mistika did not provide the best results for interpolation.

We wanted to create a tutorial on this, but we simply have no time for that right now. You can also check VR video fundamentals explained.

Next week we will be unrolling 5K/6K streaming on Oculus Go and Snapdragon phones via the SLR app.

If you like what we do follow us on https://twitter.com/sexlikereal and check out SLR Premium with 2,000 videos and 30 monthly releases.

Oh yeah...and make sure the girl is hot and the guy has a big stiff dick and knows how to use it.

Bladewire · 11-02-2018, 05:21 AM

Great tutorial thanks!

VRPdommy · 11-07-2018, 05:29 PM

Thank for posting

MaDalton · 11-08-2018, 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by beavr

Also consider using the Z CAM K1 Pro.

in 6k it does only 30 fps - but if you interpolate to 90fps anyways i guess people won't complain?

sarettah · 11-08-2018, 10:46 AM

Good stuff. We need more threads like this.

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beavr · 11-08-2018, 10:53 AM

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Originally Posted by StefanG

in 6k it does only 30 fps - but if you interpolate to 90fps anyways i guess people won't complain?

it does 5K 30FPS in raws. It has a positive impact on video quality if interpolated to 60FPS properly

MaDalton · 11-08-2018, 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by beavr

it does 5K 30FPS in raws. It has a positive impact on video quality if interpolated to 60FPS properly

Quote:

Output Resolution
6K @30fps / 4K @60fps
(post stitching output)

Not really following this at the moment but people used to complain about interpolation a lot

And maybe it got better but the first indoor samples from the K1 Pro really disappointed me, with a proper image sensor I was hoping for much better lowlight quality

beavr · 11-08-2018, 07:04 PM

That's ZCam video https://www.sexlikereal.com/virtualr...grace_twinning interpolated to 60FPS. Let me know what you think of it

10-31-2018, 02:39 PM	#1
beavr Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2015 Posts: 563	[Tutorial] How to shoot and create high quality VR videos We are happy to provide all VR content producers with complete details about how to build top-quality rigs and post production of VR videos. The Rib-cage GoPro6 stereo camera rig with 220º Entaniya lenses and a gimbal is used to produce StasyQVR 180 videos. Note that we also master their Insta360 Pro videos and cut it in half for 180° footage which is preferred by most of the viewers. And we also remaster a huge amount of content to produce the ultimate final VR video. Also consider using the Z CAM K1 Pro. It is even better for doing post production in Mistika. Our mastering is done with Mistika Ultima, which is the integral suite for Mistika VR. This software reliably provides perfect alignments and rendering of VR footage. There are plenty of helpful tutorials online about how to use it, such as https://vimeo.com/267809289. The SLR video editors will be happy to answer any specific questions about how do we do things. We can also do mastering for you, as a service. There are are some basic rules: 1. No pixels should be cut out of the raw footage; this is so you preserve camera's resolution to the fullest extent. If the cameras are in the landscape position we recover the part of the image covered by the lens of the nearby camera with the relevant image of that camera. 2. Videos should be perfectly aligned. There should be absolutely no vertical misalignment - meaning all objects should fit perfectly when vertical. Horizontal alignment is set with the focal plane first. In this first image you can see how the focal plane is set on the staircase. This is how it looks: https://i.imgur.com/BFiADyk.jpg (the focal plane is set on the staircase), https://i.imgur.com/QC9o01X.jpg 3. Make sure to set the focal plane in respect to the object of most interest for each episode of the video. Put it between both extremes, but never on the extreme - for example, putting it on the back wall would mean that if a girl is very close and it would be hard for your eyes to adjust. It should be right behind the girl - if you set it on the wall you will lose a lot of stereo depth. That way the viewers’ eyes naturally see that object at its best. People don’t realise this, but it has a significant impact on the comfort of the viewer. Each camera rig requires its own setup for alignments. 4. Make sure big items like fridge, walls or shelves that are supposed to be straight are also straight in VR and of a realistic scale. 5. Don't include large CGI elements like logos, and don't put it on the edges, but instead put them top or bottom. We do it in a few different ways: Variant 1 - StasyQ, Variant 2 - SexBabesVR. Avoid high contrast elements like white on black background as these generate a significant screen-door effect (SDE) on the current generation of headsets. 6. It's always best to employ proper lighting on the set. In post-production we base the final colors on natural skin tones. This generally means turning up the reds, and down the blues. 7. We interpolate older 30FPS material up to 60FPS with server FFmpeg (you can contact us for the settings). Mistika did not provide the best results for interpolation. We wanted to create a tutorial on this, but we simply have no time for that right now. You can also check VR video fundamentals explained. Next week we will be unrolling 5K/6K streaming on Oculus Go and Snapdragon phones via the SLR app. If you like what we do follow us on https://twitter.com/sexlikereal and check out SLR Premium with 2,000 videos and 30 monthly releases. __________________ VR porn is SexLikeReal. Big money in VR porn those days

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beavr Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: Sep 2015 Posts: 563	That's ZCam video https://www.sexlikereal.com/virtualr...grace_twinning interpolated to 60FPS. Let me know what you think of it __________________ VR porn is SexLikeReal. Big money in VR porn those days

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VRPdommy Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Oct 2014 Posts: 10,758	Thank for posting