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Shot on:
Lenovo Mirage
On the right hand side, the sponsor's Volvo XC60 from Premium Nordic Cars Iasi https://iasi.volvocarsdealer.ro/
Recorded at Gala Art East Models Awards, where Laura Cosoi's sister, Alina Cosoi, is an organizer.
I've initially rendered the video in 3D 360 for optimum stabilization, this is the 3D 360 version.
Rendered in free and open source software, as usual, as in the blog post tutorial and those to follow.
https://deovr.com/blog/78-tutorial-beginners-guide-to-shotcut-free-vr-video-editor
Final render in Shotcut after denoising and sharpening with ffmpeg but this starts to show the limitations of the software. There is detail in the shadows that Shotcut doesn't bring out when this was shot at ISO 400 for low noise and maybe not even ffmpeg can do that. This is why the thumbnail has better dynamic range than the video, the thumbnail was edited in GIMP to also remove my shadow. Shotcut is best for those that want to do non-professional editing on a budget, which is most people. I might edit it again some other time to bring out the detail in the shadows.
Also, Shotcut didn't do a great job on handling the slowmotion, unlike Powerdirector for example, I had to use a workaround involving Avidemux. The slowmotion was made with Flowframes AI interpolation.
Recorded at Gala Art East Models Awards, where Laura Cosoi's sister, Alina Cosoi, is an organizer.
I've initially rendered the video in 3D 360 for optimum stabilization, this is the 3D 360 version.
Rendered in free and open source software, as usual, as in the blog post tutorial and those to follow.
https://deovr.com/blog/78-tutorial-beginners-guide-to-shotcut-free-vr-video-editor
Final render in Shotcut after denoising and sharpening with ffmpeg but this starts to show the limitations of the software. There is detail in the shadows that Shotcut doesn't bring out when this was shot at ISO 400 for low noise and maybe not even ffmpeg can do that. This is why the thumbnail has better dynamic range than the video, the thumbnail was edited in GIMP to also remove my shadow. Shotcut is best for those that want to do non-professional editing on a budget, which is most people. I might edit it again some other time to bring out the detail in the shadows.
Also, Shotcut didn't do a great job on handling the slowmotion, unlike Powerdirector for example, I had to use a workaround involving Avidemux. The slowmotion was made with Flowframes AI interpolation.
