I Faked 8K 3D 360° with AI...and it looks *GOOD* 😵 | Insta360 X4 vs. Titan

In this video, I reveal how I managed to fake 8K 3D/Spatial 360 video using AI, and the results are kinda GOOD*! 😵 Join me as I compare the AI-enhanced monoscopic footage from the $400 Insta360 X4 to the professional 3D 360 camera, Insta360 Titan - which costs $20,000! Watch till the end to see how I use AI to elevate 360 videos to the next, SPATIAL level! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more groundbreaking tech reviews and tutorials!

*Footnote: GOOD, but still has problems just like any AI video 😅

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[joejacobsen]

Its got potential Hugh, we can't look for anything near perfection at this stage as it is such a fast developing technology. It certainly makes the 3-D footage more interesting to look at than the plain 2D. I have been using Halodepth for converting my drone 360 footage reframed and in 3-D. The results are excellent and the only area where it tends to fall down is with peoples faces.

[MarlonFuentesCreative]

Great video, Hugh! This is wild for anyone who ever shot on a mono freedom 360 rig! lol all those gopros and now 3D!

[ksnax]

This stuff has crossed into future tech that most people have simply not even imagined possible. It is an amazing future we have to look forward to.

[AnthonyTori]

Very impressive and I can't wait to see what it looks like in a year. Moving shots still have too much of an issue, but I tested out one of my videos diving with sharks and it's still really cool.

[lecollois-]

Hello,
Very interesting video.
Do you think is it still interesting to invest on insta pro 2 regarding result we have with insta X4 and AI ?
I m curious to compare 3D photo with Titan vs Pro 2 vs X4 in interior. Do you have sample ?
Also i m looking for insta pro 2 sample in 3D 11k to compare with Titan 11k native.
Thanks for all your video

[VRViews]

Do you need to buy the annual $300 subscription first? Is there a way to only buy credits for one project?

[Earther地球玩家]

I was looking at the aerial panoramic photos you took on Immersive Sharing, and I wanted to ask what equipment you were using to shoot, and how you produced such high-definition panoramic photos.

[pollockch]

cool! How do you fly the insta360 X4 which drone did you use?

[cjlg]

I want to see this. How can I download for Quest3?

[mrlive]

I wanna see this, I been thinking about selling my titan360

[Fatman]

Sounds interesting, but may very well be excessively cpu and human-time expensive. We shall see if the video changes my mind, but for now I feel like the better path would be getting two Insta360 X4's and convert them (proven Facebook hack) into 8K VR180 each. That way you'll get almost 16k 360 3d (towards the sides there would be little to no 3d effect) and enjoy the flexibility of two disconnected cameras.

[GPT4o assistance mode on lol]
Using a second VR180 camera in the same scene can provide various benefits and additional creative options. Here are some practical ways to use a second VR180 camera:

1. Multiple Angles: Place the second camera at a different angle to capture the same scene from another perspective. This can be especially useful for creating more dynamic and engaging VR content by providing viewers with different viewpoints.

2. Close-Up Shots: Use the second camera for close-up shots of specific subjects or objects within the scene. This can add detail and focus to particular elements, enhancing the overall immersive experience.

3. Elevated/Drone View: Position the second camera at a higher elevation or attach it to a drone for aerial shots. This can give a bird’s-eye view of the scene, providing a unique perspective that complements the primary camera footage.

4. Background Shots: Place the second camera in the background to capture different background details or action happening simultaneously. This can enrich the storytelling by providing additional context or background activity.

5. 3D Effect Enhancement: Position the second camera to focus on areas where the 3D effect is more prominent. This can enhance the depth and spatial awareness in specific parts of the scene, making the VR experience more immersive.

6. Time-Lapse or Slow Motion: Use the second camera for capturing time-lapse or slow-motion footage of the scene. This can be integrated into the main footage to show the passage of time or highlight specific actions in detail.

By using two VR180 cameras creatively, you can significantly enhance the visual storytelling and immersive experience of your VR content.

[Pros]

I want to try this with my One RS One Inch. Have you tried with yours?

[will.metalived]

Artificial intelligence really creates a very good 3D effect! However, I did a test with a photo and imperfections appeared in the images, such as distorted hands, for example.

[captteemo]

Any news on the Qoocam 3s Stitching Problems etc? Or the Qoocam 3 Ultra Release?

[captteemo]

48€ for a 10min video is crazy :( isn't there anything that can be executed locally so I do not pay per minute? :|

But this is not your fault, really great video, 3D360 is the future, thanks a lot! :)

[travelexplorer]

What is the name of the software?, and Hugh if you are in Spain I am living in Santander, Spain at the moment

[CornwallVR]

Looks great, especially so when the camera is moving..

[mrgonczi]

Very interesting test, thank you!
The drone footage is fantastic in VR headset, street view image quality isn't as impressive.

[captteemo]

Pretty intereresting but I can't really imagine that this works good enough (even though I would love to see this work since travelling with the Pro 2 is not eas - it is loud, really big and therefore not usable in many scenarios where it shouldn't be too obvious etc.)

[VirtousStoic]

Dont waste money on AI man. Most AI companies are going bankrupt anyway.

Let the AI companies crush each other till the best emerge, then use them