Congratulations on finishing the 360 video course I hope you enjoy that you learned a lot and now you're ready to start creating your own 360 video footage. I think the stage that we're in right now is maybe late first generation or second generation 360 cameras. I was really impressed with this camera being my first 360 camera. My first experience with 360 was trying to stitch together aerial photos with my drone and now it was very painful. Thankfully, this 360 fly camera removes the need to do stitching and makes us very easy. So it's a great entry level camera if you want to start creating 360 and the videos are pretty good from what I've created and I hope you think so too.

So the barriers to enter 360 are fairly low. You can get these cameras for Five to $700 but there is some technical knowledge to get started. So hopefully the course covered that there are limitations with 360 video. These lenses are very wide and they have the fisheye look that GoPro made famous. And some of the 360 cameras have two lenses so you get blind spots. And it's just like again, the fisheye look is usually not desirable.

It's also a fixed lens so you can zoom in, but that may change in the future, but I think this is a good design. It's small, stealthy, and durable and I like the fact that they have a mount here so you can attach it to your tripod or even existing GoPro mounts. If you own a GoPro. I would have liked to see more manual control over the video to do things like adjust the ISO, or even the aperture and the shutter speed, but there are some basic controls to adjust the video picture that you have. I would also like to seen some filters that allow you to film in broad daylight so I think it's a good idea to be aware the time of day that you decide to film or this. Of course the best lighting is always after sunrise or before sunset.

So keep that in mind. I think 360 videos definitely a next wave video and here to stay if you looking at the amount of headsets that are available in the markets, and the fact that Facebook and YouTube now support 360 video and Facebook has their own VR headset, the Oculus Rift. I think this category of video is here to stay and hopefully you get a chance to start creating 3d 60 videos early because I think there are a lot of opportunities here. Myself I licensed video footage for aerial footage, SLR footage and also 4k with my DJI Osmo now 360 vr 4k videos another category of video that can also be monetized on stock footage agencies so I'm very excited about that especially having my first clips shot with this thing being approved by pawn five. So if you're interested in learning more about that I have courses on stock footage.

You can find them on Udemy or you can find free tips on my website chic lajas Productions calm or you can find my other courses in a bundle at Phantom three dot teachable calm. Thanks again for taking this course. Hope you enjoyed it and get out there and start creating some 360 videos