Walkthrough Video Using Insta360 ONE RS 1-inch

[@ArkleyBarnet]

Hi Jeremy, you don't know me but I know you now and am now a subscriber. This video and the previous are so informative and practical, without being like talked to by a boring lecturer, looking forward to more content. Excellent, thanks.

[@jeremydeihl]

Love this, thank you so much for the kind words

[@malmedia]

In case you did not already know, if you click on the line between your keyframes, you get movement transition options. I have not really tried them yet, but it may help you in the situation like at 11:30. It might help with the transition from one angle to the next.

[@jeremydeihl]

This is some solid information, thank you for sharing and I'll definitely play with it to see how it helps

[@jullyvyas]

Hi Jeremy Thanks for such video u made for Real-estate ,I was looking for it for a long time ,You giving detail how to shoot then how to edit n export. Thank you so much its really help me a lot. For my commercial shoot.

[@jeremydeihl]

So glad I could help!

[@waynemorris2002]

Would also love to see a video from you that gives some info about the business side of things. Especially pricing and packages. Tks

[@tgg_music2]

I recently discovered real estate photography as a potential new venture/ side gig for myself, and your videos have been very inspiring and insightful. I'm no stranger to editing, however 360 footage is new to me. After a little over a week of research, it's really starting to seem like this one camera and a few of the accessories you've used can get just about everything done. Walkthrough videos, 3d tours including a matterport scan, and even finding and exporting still images directly from the 360 footage... Even your video on simulating drone shots seemed convincing. Now all I need is to find a way to afford all the gear I need 😂 An upgraded laptop couldn't hurt either.

[@jeremydeihl]

I think trying to find a way to afford the gear we want is a big struggle for all of us, even those like me who have been doing it for years. All I can say is to follow the advice I try to live by, only buy it with an affiliate code... 🤣 But seriously, take the time to really think about any serious purchase and you will always come to the right decision.

[@pappgyula2541]

Dear Jeremy! Thank you for the presentation. Unfortunately, my camera has been in the service department for months due to unjustified premature overheating. I was able to record 4 minutes on the 256GB card and 25 minutes on the 16GB card at 6K@30fps. I wrote all this down to ask if you have experienced a similar problem?

[@jeremydeihl]

I have not used this camera for a while for video work honestly. I still use it weekly for photos because it is the king there, but when the X4 came out I switched to it for video because the quality of the interior shots is much better IMO. Sorry I could not be of more help

[@waynemorris2002]

Hey Jeremy, I just discovered your videos and think they are fantastic! Very well done. Simply, real and easy to follow. I've had 2 Insta360 cams (X1 and now the X3) and never seen some of the things you've shown in your videos. Thanks! And keep up the good work.

[@jeremydeihl]

Awesome! And thank you

[@LiveWellUkraine]

By far the best video on this.

[@jeremydeihl]

Thank you!

[@behramcooper3691]

Open the doors and windows, turn on the fans and lights. But turn on the fawcet only after everything is set and you are about to start shooting. You don't want to waste the most valuable commodity on Earth.

[@UnkelBMW]

Awesome tutor, it benefits non pro camera users. Greetings from Malaysia

[@jeremydeihl]

Thank you!

[@FitnessSheriff]

To post this as a vertical video (instagram reel), would we just lose the edges on the landscape view or can you optimize the camera (or hold it 90-degrees?) to record, or is there a vertical 16:9 frame preset? Thanks for anyone adding input!

[@jeremydeihl]

It actually records 360 the entire time so you don't loose information either way. You can choose the orientation in the 360 studio app afterwards.

[@lifejoy5703]

Hi Jeremy, thank you for the great video and instructions. I live in the south Florida area and also do real estate videos. Unfortunately I try using this but dynamic range is very bad, this camera does hdr pictures but not hdr video like the less expensive X3. I really need good DR, because I need to see the views of the water from inside and with this camera doesn’t work. I’ll say it’s good if you don’t need to show views from inside, it definitely is faster way to film and edit. I don’t do any interiors with this but I have use it for some exteriors and using the extended pole when I’m not aloud to fly the drone to use it as a low flight scenes

[@MathieuTechMoto]

That's looks great, Potatojet has done Real estate but with a FPV drone and it looked sick !

[@chrisedwardsyoutube]

Hi Jeremy, great video! Do you use the default or fish-eye setting when recording?

[@jeremydeihl]

I basically never use fisheye because of the distortion that can happen, especially in doorways, but typically you can also adjust that again in post processing through the Insta360 Studio

[@PrendosNewZealandLimited]

Killing it man. Definitely want to give this a go tomorrow. Never thought of trying it this way.

[@upnorthFPVandEUC]

Thank you for the video! I’m curious if you are walking into the rooms and then backing out or spinning around?

[@jeremydeihl]

I typically push in and pull out over spinning because it's less jarring for the viewer in my opinion 😁

[@upnorthFPVandEUC]

Awesome thanks!!

[@AndreiRestrepo]

Great breakdown! Have you been using it for virtual tours like matter port as well?

[@jeremydeihl]

I am still working on the tutorial using it with Matterport, but yes it does link up with that platform easily. I have a video coming out early next week using this camera with KUULA(the 360tour platform I prefer) and the Matterport one another week or two behind that one.

[@AnthonySpencer]

Have you tried doing this on the iPad app using the Orbit tool? Just seems so much more natural. You physically hold the iPad and move it around and the gyros record the movements. Setting all the keyframes manually is pretty cumbersome and time consuming.

[@jeremydeihl]

I have actually tried it using an iPad, the DJI Osmo, the Feiyutech Pocket, and a few other less known brands. The problem with those comes down to image quality and stabilization. The iPad sucks with auto exposure and color when moving from room to room and has 0 stabilization built into it so the video is jerky and full of unwanted movement. All the other devices I tested had a better time with stability than the iPad, but they all had worse quality in low light and again horrible auto adjustments on the fly. So can you use an iPad? Sure, will it look good without a gimbal, definitely not. It's the stabilization and auto adjustments from this camera in particular that make this so easy on site. I used to do these with my A7iv, but it takes 4x the setup time and then I have a lot of post production afterwards. I personally like this camera because the video you are watching in this example took me exactly 6:32 on site to produce, and 8:56 to produce and export at home. It's the time saver of no gimbal required and super easy editing that makes this worth it for me,

[@AnthonySpencer]

@@jeremydeihl I think you misunderstood me. I mean use the Orbit tool in the Insta360 iPad app with the footage you shot on the Insta360 camera. You load the clip into the Insta360 app, select the Orbit tool, and physically “fly” the iPad (like literally stand in an open space and maneuver the iPad around to choose your camera angles with your hands while you rotate around) and the Insta360 app tracks your camera angles and zoom ins/outs and records them as one fluid key frame. You can do it with all the other Insta360 models (I just don’t know about the 1” footage” - I can’t find anything on it and don’t have the 1” yet).

[@mikestewart4733]

Great job Jeremy! I really appreciate all the information and technique you share with everyone.

[@zenseekerEric]

I 2nd this comment! Thank you, Jeremy! Your channel has helped me out immensely!

[@tomcen]

Can you share a 4K full-screen sample video?

[@NickandCindyDavis]

Great video. Did you want audio to have that much reverb? Sounds like your in a theatre.

[@jeremydeihl]

Unfortunately that place was wide open and completely vacant so there was nothing I could do about the audio on location, it was just a super echoey space and I did not have enough time to figure it out and re-record because there was a showing soon after

[@NickandCindyDavis]

@@jeremydeihl what microphone were you using in the field?

[@FangsCPO]

Great tutorial!!😊

[@jeremydeihl]

Thank you!

[@dataventurer9998]

This video is giving me the Insta 360 ONE RS itch. But I don't have the $800 to spend on a new 360, got to be satisfied with just my little 'ol Ricoh SC2 for now. And I see that the Insta 360 Studio software only works with Insta 360 cameras (a couple years ago I remember using the desktop app to edit a Ricoh SC2 video. It looks like they closed the door on non-Insta 360 cameras). But!.... There is a work-around by using Cyberlink PowerDirector's app to do the same kind of keyframing of views of a 360 video into a 2D video. If you don't have PowerDirector, you can usually find a one-year subscription to their PowerDirector 365 desktop app on eBay for about $45. That's a cheaper way to get into using your 360 camera for walk-through videos, save up some cash and move up to the ONE RS 1-inch. (I am sure the quality of the video and the simple workflow are $uperior). Thanks for taking time to share your process for creating a 360 video walkthrough. It looks like a good option to a gimbal/smartphone or gimbal/DLSR video that likely has a simpler workflow.

[@WCWMidnight]

How are you not getting the end user to be able to move around the room if you are still editing as a 360? Are you exporting it in another form?

[@jeremydeihl]

Correct, I am filming 360 so there is less time on site and doing all the view selections in the Insta360 studio application on my computer

[@nicodishiznit]

I think it's better to render it as a 360 video instead. For clients who want to get interactive and check every corner of the rooms.

[@gsvbusiness3532]

Hi Jeremy can you please post a link of this videos finished product?

[@DH-tc9zr]

Well done! How do you minimize camera shake? When I do a real estate walk through with a smart phone I use a gimbal and, still then, camera shake is hard to avoid.

[@jeremydeihl]

Camera shake is a little difficult for us all, but mastering the ninja walk is what helps me the most. Keeping the knees bent and walking softly

[@RenatoCalo]

Marvelous tutorial, Jeremy. I just got the Insta360 One RS 1 inch and I would like to ask you probably a stupid question: did you use the 360 setting, or One lens only? Thank you 🙏

[@jeremydeihl]

I always use the 360 mode personally 😁

[@renatocalo9505]

That’s what I thought. Thank you. Jeremy do you sell your Lightroom preset, for the Virtual Tour and also the brush preset for the final finessing? Thank you.

[@jeremydeihl]

@@renatocalo9505 I don't sell them honestly, all my presents that I have are free on my website. That being said I learned recently it works better to use a gradient tool over a brush for this because it's easier to hide the seams

[@renatocalo9505]

All right, thank you for answering Jeremy. I have done today my first short virtual tour test, in the house of a friend, with my X3, applying what I have just learned from you and I must say that it came out quite well. Now I will wait for the 1 RS and I will tell you the difference. All the best.

[@michaelkukura6208]

Great lesson

[@jeremydeihl]

Thank you!

[@mariusmocanrealestatephoto1378]

I'm experimenting with my Insta360 One RS 1inch edition and I want to do 360 video where people can freely scroll around to look at everything. There are times where the seams stitch terribly and it causes distortion in those areas especially when I walk through a doorway. Can't seem to fix it in the Insta360 Studio 2023 software on my mac. What's the best way to fix the stitch lines so they're invisible?

[@jeremydeihl]

Unfortunately I have noticed with all these 360 cameras that the seamline always gets visible when you get close to objects that pass that like doorways. I have talked about it in a few videos before, but I have yet to try a camera that did not have them in those tight situations. I also encounter this issue with the Sphere camera when I get too close to things

[@jamesmasters7519]

Jeremy, When I go to export my keyframed video I can't adjust the preset parameters? I work Mac Mini M1 with studio display, using Davinci 16..Is that something I have to set in Davinci or in camera? Thanks for the great channel finding it fun to watch?

[@jeremydeihl]

If I had to guess I would assume it might have something to do with the version of Davinci you are using it outdated. I think the newest version is 18.4 and since all the updates are free I would recommend upgrading first and then trying again. I also work off the windows platform and only have limited experience with the Mac side so I'm not sure about the operations on that side.

[@gabequezada2066]

This is a damm AWESOME video !!! Thank you Jeremy

[@jeremydeihl]

Thank you! Glad it's helpful

[@carlmulder6482]

Jeremy - Fantastic!! How do you keep so smooth without gimbal?

[@paulreibelphotography]

The smoothness is good form on Jeremy’s part and the Insta360 “flow state” stabilization. One of the reasons people love these cameras.

[@jeremydeihl]

That's exactly it, the camera has some much stabilization built in it really is that easy

[@alexgoriatchenkov]

@@jeremydeihl Yeah when I walk regular steps it so up/down visible movement . So probably you keep your secret how you flying with cam

[@zenseekerEric]

You're the best, man! You say that this is a cheaper alternative to a virtual tour. How much are you charging for these Insta360 walkthrough videos, Jeremy?

[@jeremydeihl]

I have my packages set up by property size and I have these videos folloing the exact same pricing structure as my traditional mls photos. so on average about $80 cheaper than my cinematic property videos becasue they take so much less time to edit.

[@garygohmusic]

That's amazing work, thanks for the knowledge sharing! How much can you charge for a video like that? I'm looking to maybe do some of these in my free time and am not entirely sure what is a reasonable fee.

[@jeremydeihl]

I actually charge the exact same rates as my basic photos package for these and that price is dependent on the size of that property. Prices are tricky because it depends on the area of the world you live in, but I can say I keep them fairly cheap so people actually order them

[@garygohmusic]

@@jeremydeihl Thank you!

[@mikestewart4733]

May be a silly question buy why not just use your standard dslr/mirrorless camera or phone to create your walkthrough video?

[@jeremydeihl]

It's the ease of use and time on site required that I'm doing it. I don't have to set up a gimbal and walk super smoothly, I don't have to worry about accidentally appearing in the frame or in a mirror because I can recompose in post if needed. I still do my cinematic property listings as well, this is just a nice way for agents to get a higher priced addon that only takes me 6 mins on site and 10mins to edit at home. My other videos take me 1+hours on site and 1-3 hours post production. I guess you could use your regular video camera but I once again go to the fact I pull it out of the case and it's insta-ready. 0setup time

[@stevenguyen292]

great instruction

[@jeremydeihl]

Thanks for watching!

[@realjpidoriano]

Like what if it's a sunny day and I need to take shots inside?

[@tomcen]

wow appreciate your info!

[@jeremydeihl]

Thank you!

[@AdamKozak100]

great tutorial, thanks

[@allgoodstuff-positivevibes3147]

Hi, Would X3 be better?

[@jeremydeihl]

I'm honestly not sure because I have never used it. I came from the Ricoh Theata Z1 and everything about this camera is better than that one was IMO

[@hybrydsanity5857]

Do you Know "final cut pro" enough to say if you believeI'd be able make similar post adjustments with FCP being the app I personally know best , and I'm aware D resolve is considered the the best color corrector .

[@jeremydeihl]

From y experience the process of switching to Davinci from any other program is a difficult process. The way and processes are completely different that other editing suites like Adobe or FCP. I would advise just downloading the free version and playing it before completely making the switch because there will be a steep learning curve.

[@hybrydsanity5857]

@@jeremydeihl Thanks for the reply I have installed the free version of D.R the nodes seem to be the largest leap to grasp although as long as I can get by with FCP for now I'm Satisfied with it.

[@SeanThurston]

Can you use this for a "quicker" walkthrough with a 9:16 aspect ratio for Reels/Shorts/TikTok? Would love a demo on that if so.

[@jeremydeihl]

You definitely could. You can export in vertical, horizontal, and square formats with no issues and I just learned how to use the speed ramping in the insta360 software

[@SeanThurston]

@@jeremydeihl ok. Now I'm going to have to figure that one out!! Thanks 👍

[@zenseekerEric]

@@jeremydeihl Yeah, I'd like to see a tutorial on exporting into different sized formats! A lot of my clients want both horizontal and vertical, so this camera could help to save me from doing it twice or making my clients choose one or the other. Luckily I already have this Insta360 camera- I bought it for virtual tours but never thought about making walkthrough videos with it. Thanks for bringing this to my attention, Jeremy! Your channel is the best!

[@mikestewart4733]

@@jeremydeihl a video editing tutorial, including the speed ramping and transitions, would be great to see. 🙂

[@jeremydeihl]

@@mikestewart4733 I actually found a plugin for Davinci Resolve I am working with now and will be releasing a video for in the near future. The editing is so much easier and smoother in Davinci. It's great insta360 has the software and I still use it to create the 360 clip for Davinci, but the editing process with this plugin is very nice

[@Brilliancefilmss]

Does this camera overheat?

[@jeremydeihl]

I have only had it overheat on me once personally. It was after using it for about 2 hours in the sun on the beach filming a marina. It did not shut off from being too hot, but it was physically too hot to hold 🤣

[@realjpidoriano]

How is it possible for me to take video indoors without having a whited outside window while filming indoors. I want to show the outside while I am inside while taking 360-degree video.

[@yensysaerialimaging3523]

Hey man .. are you shooting in wide 360?

[@jeremydeihl]

I'll check again when I power up the camera back at the office, but typically I shoot on whatever the narrowest settings are to reduce the fisheye look. But with the Insta360 you can always re-set that in post production.

[@yensysaerialimaging3523]

@@jeremydeihl copy thank u

[@WCWMidnight]

Ever since Insta360 did the update to their new 5.0.0 version I am unable to export anything. Do you have a solution for this? I am working with their so called support, but they haven’t been able to fix it yet. I have to resort to the 4.9 version of the desktop software to get it to work. Your help is appreciated.

[@jeremydeihl]

Sorry I can't be of much help here since I have not yet experienced any issues. All I can say is about 6 months ago I had an issue with the studio version on my PC and I had to wipe it and reinstall from a fresh download and had no more issues so maybe that will help? I know it's like the lamest help answer but it's all I got 😞

[@WCWMidnight]

@@jeremydeihl Did that as well- the reinstall. It seems they have their engineers now working on it. It is a bug or something on Windows 11 maybe? What platform are u using?

[@rackhousemediaco]

Walking with this thing instead of a gimbal is just wild to me, seems odd lol

[@jeremydeihl]

The first time I used it I actually put it on a gimbal, but I'm honestly surprised that how well the flow state works. But it is way smoother than I thought it would ever be

[@TrikNgonlen]

your echo sound is awesome... 😅

[@jeremydeihl]

😂🤣

[@TrikNgonlen]

@@jeremydeihl 😅 keep it up...your content is always awesome, I mean... 😁

[@jooyb]

thankyou

[@fendykusumohadi]

Versus s23 Ultra?

[@jeremydeihl]

Never personally tried it, sorry