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fr0sty wrote on 11/17/2019, 2:16 AM

Currently, Vegas can only edit 2D 360 footage to the best of my knowledge. That said, the camera you mention only has one lens per side, so actual 3D wouldn't be possible then, even though it does capture a 360 degree image. So, have you tried editing the footage from this camera in Vegas?

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view3d.tv wrote on 11/17/2019, 2:35 AM

Actually it unfolds to have the lenses side by side for vr180 3d. Haven't tried in vegas.

fr0sty wrote on 11/17/2019, 3:40 AM

Vegas has supported 360 video since version 16, but not stereoscopic.

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3d87c4 wrote on 11/17/2019, 2:41 PM

Once you have equirectangular projections you can edit VR180 using the existing 3D tools.

I've tinkered a bit using the dual fisheye affect introduced in V16 to create the equirectangular projections from a side-by-side vr180 camera in this thread:

https://www.vegascreativesoftware.info/us/forum/v16-dual-fisheye-stitching-of-separate-files--112786/#ca700119

 

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