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I finally made a version I like of the Taylor Canyon with the 360 edits.
You completely control the point-of-view!
What you see is in your hands.
On a desktop use the circular disk on the top left hand side of the window.
Or you can turn the POV with the mouse grabber hand.
On a phone or tablet, you can use your finger to turn the POV.
You can also physically turn device which works with the gyro-meter on the device.
Pinch and expand also work.
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Enjoy!
Thanks, Dan!
YOU THE VIEWER, CONTOL THE POINT-OF-VIEW POV!
Use the circular disk on the top left hand side if you’re on a desktop. On a tablet or phone you can simply physically turn the device and you can use pinch too.
This is the Taylor Canyon in Colorado.
The control is literally in your hands.
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I thought I was going to be in a down pour!
Hmmmm I’ve never had this experience before. Still not sure why it happened this time.
Join one our best friends from the Front Range, Linda and I, for a trip to the Pioneer Museum in Gunnison, Colorado. It’s there we meet Rick Jagger👅 (honest😇).
Happy Sixth Birthday Peaty! We love you!
Join Carin and I for a run on the Zip Rider! 90 seconds of fun. 1. 5 miles at 50 mph. It was a blast. World’s longest and highest Zip Rider. We did this on the Fourth of July at the Icy Point Straight in Hoonah, Alaska.
Join my friends and I as we tour the Dragonman Museum. Hear the
Dragonman, Mel Bernstein and Justin, as they guide us through his military museum.
In this episode I make a run to Gunnison for some delicious Mexican food. I also wanted to test a new mount for my camera (link below). I ended up getting a brand new pair of pliers (paid way too much for them). This run was recorded entirely with the Go Pro Max 360.
This is my video editing process in Wondershare Filmora 13. Leave me a comment or question. I’ll be happy to respond! Thanks, Dan