OrcaVue 360 Degree Camera Rig Demo and Review (RX100 Mark IV Samples, Too!)

This past weekend I had the amazing opportunity to meet up with some of my friends and take a test drive of the new camera rig they've invented. The rig is called the OrcaVue, and it is a 360 degree orbiting camera platform that lends itself perfectly to slow motion.
The rig itself is portable and battery powered, meaning the possibilities for subjects and locations is only limited by your imagination. We did some basic tests with some of the most commonly available cameras that are recommended for this rig.
The OrcaVue guys are always looking to test the newest high speed cameras on their platform, and we had the opportunity to test the new Sony RX100 Mark IV. The RX100 offers 240, 480, and 960 fps bursts in a small point-and-shoot body.
I thoroughly enjoyed spending the day with the OrcaVue team, and I recommend you go to their website and find out how to get a hold of one for yourself!
www.orcavue.com
I also shot an interview with OrcaVue's Head Engineer, Daniel Rosenberry, which you can find here:
• What is OrcaVue?

[@ritchiexanti9587]

so dope

[@INAN2222]

Superb! ❤️

[@BartJohnsonProd]

Thanks 🤗

[@johnedmondcantrell3562]

Do anybody no what software he used to edit his video with the orcavue

[@BartJohnsonProd]

Not sure I understand your question. The video is all slow motion direct from the camera. I just edited in premiere

[@johnedmondcantrell3562]

@@BartJohnsonProd thank you for the fast response.. I was basically trying to see if you used the orcavue software .. which is No . My next question would be let’s just say you purchased an orcavue for a small business how would my clients be able to receive their 360 video to be able to share

[@BartJohnsonProd]

I was unaware there was OrcaVue software. It has been some time since I have been in contact with the guys from OrcaVue, so I am not sure what they offer these days. Sorry I can’t be of more help!

[@johnedmondcantrell3562]

@@BartJohnsonProd thank you