Setting the proper exposure for your camera is an essential skill in any type of video making - including 3D 360 or VR180 filmmaking. Unfortunately, most of what you’ll see is badly exposed virtual reality videos on YouTube VR or Oculus TV. Today, we’ll talk about the basics - how to use a light meter, false color, histogram, or zebra lines to get proper exposure in 360° or 180°

0:00 - Question: Do you need a light meter for 360 filmmaking?
2:02 - Why you still need a light meter (Sekonic L-858D-U)
2:51 - How to use a light meter with Qoocam 8K or Z Cam K2Pro
5:16 - How to NOT use false color 😂
5:27 - False color in 360 and VR180 filmmaking
6:44 - PortKeys BM5 false color in-depth tutorial
8:26 - Atomos Ninja V Zebra Lines skin tone exposure for Z Cam
10:23 - Learn more about proper exposure techniques in our 360VR Filmmaking Masterclass

✅360VR Filmmaking Masterclass: [ Ссылка ]
➜My light meter - Sekonic L-858D-U: [ Ссылка ]
➜Portkeys BM5-III: [ Ссылка ]
➜Atomos Ninja V: [ Ссылка ]
➜Qoocam 8K Enterprise + Qoocam Live: [ Ссылка ] (w/ 10% discount!)
➜Insta360 ONE X2 spring special (FREE lens guard + case + selfie stick): [ Ссылка ]
➜ HALO 360 Light: [ Ссылка ]

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