{"id":4652,"date":"2026-02-11T22:14:50","date_gmt":"2026-02-11T22:14:50","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/design4real.de\/?page_id=4652"},"modified":"2026-03-06T13:37:00","modified_gmt":"2026-03-06T13:37:00","slug":"360-grad-video-produktion","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/design4real.de\/en\/360-degree-video-production\/","title":{"rendered":"360 degree video production"},"content":{"rendered":"
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360\u00b0 video production requires special techniques and equipment to create a more immersive experience for the viewer. Here is some info around the topic of 360\u00b0 video production<\/span><\/p>

In the beginning it was GoPros<\/h2>

In the past, 360\u00b0 videos were often shot with GoPros, as these cameras were lightweight and compact and could be easily combined into complex arrays of up to 18 cameras for mounting 360\u00b0 rigs as they were called. However, they also had technical limitations, such as limited resolution and image quality. Furthermore, one can vividly imagine what a nightmare it is to manage many gopros, which sometimes got too hot in the middle of the shoot, rendering the shot unusable. However, with the development of specialized 360\u00b0 cameras, the situation has improved and today there are a variety of options of 360\u00b0 cameras in all price ranges to produce 360\u00b0 videos.<\/p>

How do 360\u00b0 photos and videos work?<\/h2>

Panoramic 360\u00b0 images are created by stitching together several individual images to create a seamless overall image. To do this, the camera is placed either on a special tripod or a turntable that automatically rotates the camera 360\u00b0 while it takes several photos. The images are then stitched together in special software to create a panoramic image that provides a seamless 360\u00b0 view. There are also special cameras that can directly capture a 360\u00b0 image without the need to manually stitch individual images together. These cameras have several lenses that capture images simultaneously and stitch them together automatically. Viewing these 360\u00b0 images with virtual reality glasses enhances the feeling of immersion and allows the user to experience the scene from different perspectives.<\/p>

Overview of the most popular 360\u00b0 cameras on the market. The overview shows both professional cameras and action 360\u00b0 cameras that are also used by hobbyists. As a rule, all stereoscopic cameras are significantly more expensive and fall into the professional equipment category. 360\u00b0 cameras do not age well, so 4-year-old equipment is usually already outdated.<\/p><\/div>

What does the number of lenses mean for 360\u00b0 videos?<\/h2>

A 360-degree camera captures images and videos that cover the entire environment around the camera. To achieve this, many images must be captured from different angles and then stitched together to create a 360-degree image or video. A camera with multiple lenses can capture more images simultaneously, speeding up the capture process. In addition, multiple lenses can help improve what's called the \"stitching\" process, where individual images are stitched together to create a seamless 360-degree image. The more lenses a 360-degree camera has, the better it can usually capture the entire environment and the higher the quality of the resulting 360-degree image or video.<\/p>

What is stereoscopic?<\/h2>

Stereoscopic means that the 360\u00b0 camera has lenses that are positioned to function like human eyes and can produce a stereoscopic image. Stereoscopic 360-degree cameras therefore capture not only a full 360-degree view, but also three-dimensional depth. This allows the viewer to look around the virtual environment and have a more immersive experience, as the depth perception enhances the illusion of a real environment. Stereoscopic 360-degree shots are particularly useful for virtual reality applications where the viewer should have the feeling of actually being in the virtual environment. In this context, it should be noted that the stereoscopic experience is much more natural for cameras with more than 6 lenses.<\/p>

Why is resolution so important for 360\u00b0 cameras?<\/h2>

Resolution is especially important with 360-degree cameras because these cameras capture a very large area and thus require a higher resolution to produce a sharp and detailed image than regular cameras. Low resolution results in blurry and pixelated images, which detracts from the viewing experience.
This is especially important when viewing 360\u00b0 content in a headset.
When viewing a 360-degree image, one has the option to view the scene from different perspectives by zooming in or rotating the view. Higher resolution allows the viewer to see finer details and have a better viewing experience.
That's why it's important to look for high resolution when choosing a 360-degree camera. The higher the resolution, the sharper and more detailed the resulting images or videos. Currently, no all-in-one 360\u00b0 camera is able to emulate the resolution of the human eye. Furthermore, only headsets from\u00a0Vaio<\/a>\u00a0for about 4000\u20ac is able to show approximately the resolution of the human eye. This means that 360\u00b0 video is unfortunately not yet as sharp as in real life.<\/p>

What is stitching<\/h2>

Stitching refers to the process of processing individual images or videos captured by different cameras to create a seamless 360\u00b0 panoramic image or video. Stitching uses specialized software to combine the various individual images or videos so that together they form a single, continuous image or video that can be viewed in all directions. Stitching is an important step in the creation of 360\u00b0 video because it combines the different perspectives captured by the cameras into a single, seamless image. There are different types of stitching techniques that can be used to create 360\u00b0 videos, such as optical flow stitching, spherical stitching and more. There are many software products on the market that support 360\u00b0 video stitching\u00a0Mistika VR<\/a>,\u00a0PTGui<\/a>, Hugin. Furthermore, the manufacturers of the 360\u00b0 cameras such as\u00a0Insta 360<\/a>,\u00a0Kandao<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Ricoh<\/a>\u00a0Stitching software solutions offered that can achieve quite good results.<\/p>

How the production of a 360\u00b0 video works<\/h2>