Thanks, 8K on KZbin is back. It doesn't always render 8K, but here it worked on the 2nd try. Out of 12 different uploads, 4 were not recognized as 8K. Here it worked on the 2nd upload.

But you also need a powerful computer. As for the camera, I would wait for the Canon EOS R5 Mark ii. It is due to be introduced soon and can record 8K at 60fps as HEVC. That is a big advantage.

@@HuebiVR thanks for the note, you earned a fan.

@@HuebiVR do you think my 4070 is good enough? i mean the graphic card.

@@EljosuxVRyotrascosas The 12 GB V-RAM might be a bit low. I edited these videos with an Alienware notebook with i9Gen10 32GB RAM RTX3080 16GB V-RAM and additional PCIe eGPU RTX 3090 FE 24 GB V-RAM. Now I have a PC with RTX4090 and RTX3090. I can give you a HEVC 8K file from the camera via google drive. Denoising with Neat Video Plug-in in particular takes a lot of time. I do Neat Video and the video editing in Magix ProX, in Resolve color grading, SuperScale (sharpening) and frame interpolation from 25p to 50p.

@@HuebiVR well, thats going to hurt a lot at my wallet, probably in the future i'll get the specifications required, until that time i'll enjoy your videos bro. greetings from México.

This is the Canon R5 with the RF5.2mm f2.8L Dual Fisheye. I always record 8Bit HEVC ISO100 1/25s with ND32 sensor clip in filter in the sun. Sharpness, contrast greatly reduced, color -1, clarity off. I did the post-processing with Magix ProX and Davinci Resolve Studio. I can provide details if you have specific questions.

Thank you ❤

Yes, it takes about 5 days from upload to 8K. Before that only 4K is available. I always wait "unlisted" until 8K is available.

@@HuebiVRI mean the Quest 3 Update v64…before that, KZbin VR 8K was not possible on the Quest 3. But this Info is good to know as well 😅

Hi, I use the Canon R5 with the RF 5.2mm Dual Fisheye. I changed the in-camera video-settings to low contrast, low sharpen and I stitch in Magix ProX15 with fine fast sharpen and the NEAT-Video plugin for Magix. Also I use Davinci Resolve Studio 18.5 Nvidia Super Scale 2x and optical Flow. In KZbin you see 1/4 of the 8K reresolution only, because its 4K 🙄. In Meta TV I have the same uploads.

@@HuebiVR I saw your videos in meta TV too, but I didn't know what resolution that was since it didn't say. But the quality was really good. Thank you for the great works!! Looking forward to see more of your videos coming out. 😊

How are you my friend, it just came to my mind that I would like to ask, did you buy the wearable camera holder that you wear in the video or did you make it by yourself?

KZbin nutze ich nur noch als Platzhalter für meine Abonnenten, da alles auf 4K, also 1/4 Auflösung reduziert wird. Mit der DeoVR App gibt's die Videos auf meiner Kanalseite deovr.com/channel/huebivr Da warst du bestimmt. 🙂 Allerdings komprimiert DeoVR ein scharfes 8K Video auf 22MBit/s. Das reicht für Diaschau, aber nicht für scharfe Videos...

@@HuebiVR Danke für den Tipp 👍. Tatsächlich war ich bisher nur in KZbin unterwegs... Und da hat mir die Qualität (2k)schon gefallen. Besser als nichts 😉

I used Laowa 4mm for MFT and via Y- cable release was the first shot syc. In HDR mode you need a de -ghosting Software with setting 0EV as master. HDR Projects 9 pro has this setting.

@@HuebiVR Thanks for your reply! Good luck with your creativity!

@@furtovin You have to be careful that the two objects have the same focus point and the same reflections in the case of long exposures. I had ordered directly from the German importer and retailer and had to complain about 1 lens. You simply remember the manual focus setting at e.g. f8. With a sensor clip-in filter, the focus point is then shifted. Since you see almost nothing with ND1000, first measure against a light source at e.g. f8. Have fun 🙂

@@HuebiVR Thanks for the instructions. One of the reviews mentioned that you were able to upgrade your Fujifilm 3D camera for VR shooting. This is true? Was it Fujifilm FinePix Real 3D W3? I have such a camera. Did you disassemble it or did you attach fisheye lenses for mobile phones outside? Or something else? Did you have a positive result? Sorry for my obsession.

@@furtovin that havnt sense because of quality. It is the expensive lens holder for the 3DW3, a wide angle lens and a wide angle converter on top. This was my first VR180 camera 🙂 Here the lens holder only: la3dclub.com/the-cyclopital-3d-fujifilm-w3-3d-camera-auxiliary-lens-adapter-ala/

Pico 4 hat seit gestern DeoVR im Store. Dort findest du unter HuebiVR alle Videos in 8K ohne Premium Zugang. In KZbin wird nach all meinen Feststellungen nur unscharfes 4K geliefert...

That makes me very happy. I also like watching other places in the world in VR. Quality is important.

In the DeoVR app today, the video is on the first page and looks good in 8K. 🙂

@@HuebiVRI'll absolutely try it in DeoVR, the compression is way better there!!

I saw it yesterday and it was amazing in VR! The best I've ever seen!

In the museum I had to shoot at high ISO without a tripod. This is a problem with VR and 3D. The format of the photos with the RF 5.2mm requires a special workflow for RAW photos, as the Canon tool only supports JPG: 1. Development in DxO Photolab 6 without lens corrections/CA, otherwise stereoscopic errors will occur with 2 optics on one sensor. 2. Converting the images as a batch with SPM (StereoPhotoMaker). The far point (outdoor) is fixed/equally aligned to zero for all images, left/right swapped, cropped to native 180 degrees (3600x3600 per eye), fisheye converted to equirectangular. Then I use the "Low Resolution" settings in Topaz Gigapixel AI to free the images from CA and bring them to a standard size. For video 7680x3840 or twice that for the HP Reverb G2. Video is also good, but DeoVR degrades the quality. I'm using the 8K25p HEVC 8Bit recording setting, but with the contrast at zero (changed from the default setting in the camera) and the clarity also at zero. First step is 3D alignment and cropping to native 180 degrees (3600x3600 per eye) and enhanced optical flow to double the frame rate in Davinci Resolve Studio. The second step with conversion from fisheye to eqirectrangular and sharpness 50 to 60 takes place in Magix ProX13 (ProX14 currently has a problem with the 2:1 export). If that's too complicated, you can also use Canon's tool for 8-bit HEVC. The tool is free of charge for up to 2 minutes per individual video clip. Batch processing works, calculation runs on the CPU and video encoding on the GPU. However, I don't like that noise in shadows leads to compression artifacts. If you don't already have a Canon R5, I would look at the Canon R5c. With an external power source 8K60p as RAW is cumbersome (handling, requires a lot of storage space, external 65W power bank), but makes a lot of sense for movements in VR. I find my last video on DeoVR terribly compressed. As a comparison, I'll let you upload to Google Drive for a short time: drive.google.com/file/d/1dbLVZaqnAr4S7FMYeoNkENqQq8ODIP5f/view?usp=sharing