This article describes using Mistika VR to stitch together 360 video captured with an Insta360 Pro 2. The basics are applicable to most commercially available VR cameras.

Edge Points in Mistika VR provide fine tuning during the stitch process and can help resolve issues with optical flow and overlapping image pixels between lenses.

Capture video directly from your Meta Quest 2 headset to use in live streams or in offline video editing work.

If a video clip is unsteady the effect in headsets is unsettling. There are limits to how much can be fixed, but DaVinci Resolve’s stabilizing features can save many shots.

If a 360 camera isn’t properly level, the captured video can be disconcerting to watch in VR, but fixing this manually in Mistika VR is simple.

When playing a 360 video in VR, the initial orientation engages the viewer in the story, and can be set after stitching in Mistika VR

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Removing the tripod and other rigging from 360 video helps achieve a convincing sense of immersion. Doing this in DaVinci Resolve takes some work but the results can be convincing.

After Effects content aware fill can be used for removing tripods, rigs, and other set elements from immersive video.

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Use a regular camera and PTGui to create high resolution 360 photos that are higher resolution, with better dynamic range and detail.