Take a Peak 38

The ridge of boulders I followed in the previous episode made a sharp turn to flank a large horseshoe-shaped crater. I followed the boulders until their apparent end. I just discovered Shotcut can alter the 360° angle with keyframes, so I spent a ton of time locking the angle to follow my movement. It's massive work, but if I continue this on future videos, they will be easier to watch in my opinion. Less dragging around required. I also created several new LUTs, which I like slightly better.

This is a 360° video, so you can click and drag around inside the video or use a VR device to look in any direction - up, down, and side-to-side. Select the highest streaming resolution the platform allows for best viewing experience. Desktop browser is better than on a smartphone due to mobile app limitations.

Camera: Insta360 One R
Microphone: Sony PCM-M10
Software: Shotcut, DaVinci Resolve, Capture One, Affinity Photo, Audacity