The combination of a long pole with a 360 degree camera makes it possible to obtain very interesting images, which are very similar to images captured with a drone at low altitude. In my previous articles, I have already tested … Read More
Paris is a very large city, very dense and heavily populated. But Paris is also a city steeped in history where it is possible to find real well-preserved settings where nature takes back its rights. This is the case of … Read More
If you try to film a scene in very low light conditions, you will quickly find that your ONE X2 camera is having difficulty restoring the atmosphere of the scene. Here I offer you my first experiments on adding a … Read More
The “drone” effect that can be obtained with a 3 meter pole is relatively spectacular. A long pole of this type is for me the essential accessory for your 360 camera. It allows you to ob poletain an interesting visual … Read More
360 cameras are designed to capture all directions. To allow you to see the 360 degrees that surround the camera, these are equipped with several lenses/sensors that “look” in all directions. Some only have two very wide-angle lenses, others have … Read More
It was during a walk in the countryside, on a very sunny day, that I captured this image. The statue, whose appearance makes me think of the famous Henri IV statue on the Ile de la Cité in Paris, quickly … Read More
For several years, Virtual Reality (VR) has been seeking its market in order to deploy on a large scale. The announcements follow one another and we see more and more major digital players positioning themselves there. Beyond purely technological issues, … Read More
A 360 camera under the stars. Is it possible to use a consumer 360 camera, such as Insta360 ONE X2, to capture the entire celestial vault? I propose here to examine this use (particularly interesting for astrophotographers), and to study … Read More
360 cameras, by definition, capture all directions. As a result, in practice, the photographer does not have to worry about the orientation of the lenses in relation to his main subject. In full sun, is this practice still valid? Or … Read More
The Perche Regional Natural Park is a very natural destination just 1 hour 30 minutes from Paris (France). Apart from the well-known Percheron (horses), the Perche also reserves surprising discoveries such as its many sunken lanes which crisscross the region. … Read More