Insta360 Video Editing Essentials - Shoot & edit 360 video

Discover how the insta 360 camera's two lenses capture 360 video bubbles and mount on a bike for a 700 km Berlin–Copenhagen test, with edits in Looma Fusion.

Shows mounting a bike rig for the Insta360 with the Envisat Selfie Stick and 1/4-20 adapters, and editing six-to-sixty-second clips via the app with stabilization and charging tips.

Master Insta360 trick shots like bullet time by using the selfie stick rotator and the app’s stories and shot Lab, then export and edit in Looma Fusion.

Transfer Insta360 footage via USB power or wifi, import raw spherical clips, and begin reframing. Trim, adjust aspect ratio, and sync audio to create connective shots for a long project.

Discover how to convert 360 photos into video using spin view. Animate and export clips by adjusting aspect ratios, selecting transitions, and organizing in stories and albums.

Explore Insta360 reframing by using the trim tool and keyframes to control framing, from behind the rider to wide and tiny planet, with tracking and export tips.

Begin a new project by opening the app, granting permissions, and tapping the plus sign to start; ensure your project settings match your footage's resolution.

Create a new project, import footage, and add clips to the timeline using multi-select or drag-and-drop, adjust order and endpoints, and align frame rate and aspect ratio for your footage.

Set in and out points before adding clips to the timeline, using the golden handles in the preview to crop to exact seconds you want, then assemble a precise sequence.

Add transitions in Insta360 editing with crossfades and fade from black. Use the plus button to adjust frame timing and the yellow lines to track shots.

Explore how to use layouts and workspaces in luma fusion to organize panes for multi-track edits and switch on the fly to maximize screen real estate.

Master clip editing in a clip editor, adjust frame and fit, crop and resize, apply color effects and LUTs, and animate size and position with key frames.

Modify your clips and ensure material sits on the timeline, then dive into the exercise.

Detach audio from a video clip and edit it in the audio section, applying fades, volume adjustments, key frames, and optional splits for jump cuts.

Open the voice over recording window, monitor audio levels, start recording with a three-second countdown, review and audition the waveform, and save with the checkmark.