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How to Edit and Reframe 360 Video in Filmora
Turn one 360-degree recording into multiple creative shots. With Filmora, you can choose the viewing angle after shooting, adjust the perspective, animate camera movement, and finish your video on the familiar timeline.
Before You Start
360 video captures the scene in every direction, giving you more freedom to decide what viewers see during editing. Before importing your footage into Filmora, prepare the following:
- Compatible 360-degree footage, preferably in MP4 format.
- Sufficient storage space for high-resolution 360 video files.
- Filmora installed on your computer.
Compatibility note:
- Filmora supports compatible 360 MP4 footage. On Windows, compatible Insta360 INSV footage and DJI Osmo 360 footage exported as MP4 can also be used, depending on the current Filmora version and system.
- To use this feature, your device must run Windows 10 or later and have an Intel Core 8th Gen or AMD Ryzen 3000 Series processor or later, at least 16 GB of RAM, and an NVIDIA GTX 1660 or higher-performance graphics card.
How to Edit and Reframe 360 Video
Step 1. Import Your 360 Footage
Import your compatible 360 footage into Filmora and drag it onto the timeline. Filmora automatically recognizes compatible 360 MP4 footage so you can begin editing without converting the file first.
Step 2. Reframe and Adjust Your View
Select the 360 clip, then drag directly in the player to change the viewing direction. Scroll to zoom in or out, and adjust the perspective, field of view, or orientation until the framing feels right.
Step 3. Edit and Export Your Video
Continue editing the reframed clip on the Filmora timeline. Trim unwanted sections, add effects or transitions, and export the finished result as a standard video ready to share.
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