Top 10 VR cameras for creating amazing virtual reality video for DeoVR!

peterfallow

To turn your ideas into top-quality VR content, you’ll need a VR camera. There are many 360 and 180 cameras on the market, and as VR grows more popular some exciting options are coming up from big-name brands. Some users are even building high-quality, low-cost DIY rigs.

Here are our top VR cameras to make incredible virtual reality videos for DeoVR, focusing on VR180 content.

https://deovr.com/blog/99-top-10-vr-cameras-for-creating-amazing-virtual-reality-video

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Remington2277

Software makes it all possible. One of the biggest barriers of entry into the VR space is not only the cameras capable of capturing high resolution imagery, but also the software tools necessary to process this media. The majority of content creators in this early stage of VR development are single individuals who are more focused on the front end of creation but need to perform dual duty as editor and chief to turn their raw footage into something worthy to present and capture the interest of the audience. Of all the VR camera systems in this article, the dual camera GoPro at a price point under $1000 would become the champion but not for the framework to join the two cameras, and the software to synchronize and process the imagery.. I’ve often wondered how sweet it would be to take two 360 cameras like the GoPro Max or insta360 X3 and fuse the side by side front facing 180 degrees into a stable 180 3D rig. The chief benefit of such a rig would be the inherent image stabilization of these cameras - that would eliminate the need for a mechanical gimbal. The fact that the full 3D effect diminishes at the edges is almost irrelevant as the primary focus of the viewer is directed forward and limited by the VR headset anyways. The missing element remains the software to merge and format the imagery from the two cameras simply and automatically. So, software is what’s needed to make it possible.