Editing stereoscopic 3D 180° VR with Canon’s RF5.2mm F2.8 L Dual Fisheye Lens & Butcher Bird Studios

Join Steven Calcote of Butcher Bird Studios as he walks us through the post-production workflow he used on the Canon RF5.2mm F2.8 L Dual Fisheye Basics VR tutorial. In this hands-on overview, he shows us how he used the Canon EOS VR Plugin for Adobe Premiere Pro to select and automatically stitch footage shot on the revolutionary RF5.2mm F2.8 L Dual Fisheye Lens. He also covers the Canon EOS VR Utility, how to bring your VR videos to life with Premiere Pro, how to export 180° VR content, and a number of helpful tips and tricks.
Watch The Basics of Filming Stereoscopic 3D 180° VR: • The Basics of Filming ...
Learn more about the RF5.2mm F2.8 L Dual Fisheye Lens: canon.us/3I0S4ry
For more information about the Canon EOS VR System: canon.us/EOSVRSystem
For manuals and software downloads: canon.us/eosvirtualrealitysystem

[@jeromelozano]

Thank you for this tutorial, but do you have a workflow for the RAW LT 8K 60 fps R5C's footages ?

[@vlcthefish]

Canon USA ignoring this

[@pareshtrivediphotography]

Thanks Sir

[@kiennemannsimon8648]

Great tutorial ! Do you have any idea when we will be able to edit 8K 60fps Raw LT inside of Premiere or EOS VR Utility ? We are all using Mistika VR or Davinci as a workaround solution now... but the workflow is not ideal at all...

[@vlcthefish]

Canon USA ignoring this

[@nftforest951]

@@vlcthefishcan you explain what the issue is? I want to but this camera and lens but don’t know how this problem should effect my decision

[@dionewhite694]

Very helpful and concise tutorial. Just wondering if anyone else is having trouble with the Premiere Pro plug-in not working? I was wondering if it is because I updated Premiere Pro so that you no longer import files into an open project but instead Premiere starts your project with files already loaded into a sequence?

[@CanonUSA]

Hi, Dione! We recommend running this by your fellow Canon users and our team of experts at the Canon Community forum. They may be able to figure out a solution for you. Sign up and post today at canon.us/forum Hope this helps!

[@CoreGamingProject]

Hi Canon ! Is it technicaly possible to get 6.4K or 5.7k @ 60 FPS with the R5C and With the next 180/360 VR camera you are working on ??? 4K is not enought, 30 FPS is not enough for VR, and 8K@60FPS need extra power supplie on R5C, so it's not friendly user at all when you want catch something on the fly. So : 6.4K or at least 5.7k @ 60 FPS can be the best way to use your stuff... Hope it's technicaly possible to say good bye to extra power supplie with my Dual Fisheye lens.

[@ricorichards4099]

when does the tutorial for the r5c come out? I can't load the videos into the canon vr utility and it keeps charging me

[@CanonUSA]

Please reach out to our technical support team, as that does not sound right! 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666).

[@vlcthefish]

@@CanonUSA Why doesn't Canon support 8K 60fps for this lmao

[@davidwatchesyoutube247]

Bring to R5C in firmware update thanks 👍

[@MitchPittman]

When is Canon going to come out with a plugin that works on Macs with Silicon chips? It's been almost a year now and I'm about to go crazy. Please, please fix this.

[@Forgetmeintheend]

Canon just answer this for me. Does it have to be an mp4 file for this plugin to work? And if not what are all the formats it can work with? Be honest and answer here, don't point me to your website discussion form.

[@CanonUSA]

Hello Dpej: You can find the details in the EOS VR Plugin for Adobe Premiere Instruction Manual, under the tab [Supported Clips]. Here is a link: canon.us/VRPluginAdobePre The plug-in supports clips captured with the EOS VR system equipment, that are (MP4 Movies), (JPEG images captured with image quality set to L, M, or S1) or (JPEG images produced from RAW processing without in-camera resizing or cropping) Be sure to click the Caution and Note links in the plug-in manual for additional information. If you have more questions our Cinema agents will be happy to help you and have more information than we do in Social Media. You can reach them at 855-246-3367, 24 hours, 7 days a week, excluding holidays. We hope this helps.

[@ZackCrain]

But the output quality ends up looking terrible

[@slimjim2282]

First