Capturing Immersive Videos of J1 Pro Soccer Team FC Machida Zelvia
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A project that filmed FC Machida Zelvia across three shoots (two J1 matches) using a Canon EOS R5C with a dual‑fisheye lens to capture stereo 180° video at ~8K and 60 fps via a proxy workflow. The footage was edited in Premiere and DaVinci Resolve, had MVHVC metadata injected, and was played back in a Swift-based viewer built on AVPlayer with a hemisphere mesh and local file-loading workarounds for 10–13 GB assets on multi‑TB SSDs. A hands-on session (28 attendees out of 300 platinum members) validated the pipeline, with 88% reporting strong intent to repeat.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:27Immersive video & FC Machida Zelvia
- 6:50Immersive workflow
- 8:19Planning immersive project
- 9:04Permissions & setup
- 10:05Camera gear & filming
- 11:31Data storage challenges
- 12:34Editing immersive video
- 13:15Custom immersive viewer
- 14:17Viewer features
- 15:41Half-sphere projection
- 17:54Immersive event design
- 18:37Viewer setup simplified
- 20:25Playback controls
- 21:07Large file handling
- 22:53Button UX
- 24:00Event outcomes & feedback
- 25:40Key takeaways & future
- 26:43Closing
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