Changing the Stitching Distance
Each camera lens captures 200 degrees horizontally and vertically, or slightly more than half of a sphere. When you are shooting 360-degree video, the camera joins, or "stitches," the two lens images at a set focal distance and removes the overlapping parts of the images. This creates a full sphere of video with little or no transition between the two lens images.
You can select the focal distance used for video stitching based on your shooting environment.
- From the main menu, select .
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Select a stitching distance:
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If you are shooting closer objects, indoors, or in closer surroundings, select Near.
This option sets a stitching distance of about 5 m (16 ft.) to optimize video stitching for most environments.
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If you are shooting distant objects, outdoors, or in a large, open venue, select Far.
This sets a farther stitching distance to optimize video stitching for distant objects or landscapes.
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