You can now create overcapture videos with any 360 camera on your smartphone for free, using Collect 360, a 360 video editing app. Collect 360 was updated to add an overcapture feature. Here is a tutorial:
UPDATE:
The overcapture feature is still in beta, and is being rolled out to users gradually. As they roll it out, they are fixing issues as well. If you want to get early access to the app, please post a comment to the video. They’ll see it and contact you.
Is it android only Mic
Thanks
Brilliant! You’ve taught me something I didn’t know I needed, or wanted.
Thanks Mic!
What a great App Mic. Just what I need. I was in the process of looking for just this type of tool. Excellent demo as well
thanks Joe!
Thank you for sharing this, I am totally interested in using Collect 360 in my workflow!
Thanks for sharing, would like to work with Collect 360 and the overcapture feature.
Hi there. Is there a iOS version of this app? Cheers!
Hi Aaron. Android only for now. The iOS will be next time.
Thanks for the clarification Mic!
I’m interestec Mic
Great, I’d like to test it on my iPhone 6S (I have a Insta360 one and a QooCam) Maybe later on a Detu Max. 🙂
Hi Mic, in the collect app all my videos from the mi sphere have an fat green spot at the bottom. It doesn’t occure in the Sphere App. Die you obseve this? How can it be avoided? Spoils the videos. Makes no difference, wether the watermark option is checked.
Hi Mic! I’ve seen a fake drone camera shot effect using this app. Would you mind putting up a tutorial on that one too? It’d be awesome to use my 360 camera for pseudo drone shots. Cheers!
Hi Maia. Just use a long selfie stick like the Telesin. See this video — not exactly the same thing but similar effect: https://360rumors.com/2019/01/bushman-monopod-review.html