Video: The best virtual tour camera 2021 Theta Z1 vs XPhase X2 vs DSLR14960
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| Video: This is the best virtual tour camera 2021 Ricoh Theta Z1 versus XPhase X2 versus DSLR | video courtesy of 360Rumors YouTube Channel | 24 May 2021 360Rumors Video: The best virtual tour camera 2021 Theta Z1 versus XPhase X2 versus DSLR From the 360Rumors YouTube Channel Which is the best virtual tour camera 2021? Is a 360 camera better than a DSLR? Is your 360 camera good enough for virtual tours? How can you get better image quality from it? Here is an honest review and comparison. TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:00 Intro 1:48 Ricoh Theta SC2 2:55 Kandao Qoocam 8K 4:42 Insta360 One X2 (similar to One R and One X) 5:57 Mi Sphere / Madventure 360 7:28 Theta Z1 8:44 HQ Method 2 Signature Look for 360 cameras 10:14 XPhase S2 vs XPhase X2 12:55 XPhase X2 problem 15:00 DSLR or mirrorless camera for virtual tour Source: 360Rumors YouTube Channel |
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| No question here, a good DSLR on a Nodal Ninja 6 or equivalent beats the others in quality. However it's also more work and an extended workflow to achieve that quality. Bottom line for me is that DSLR is the best way to go for clients willing to pay for quality on virtual tours that will be used for years. Think business tours, hotel common spaces, senior living centers, private clubs, etc.etc. For residential real estate sales that will be used once for a few weeks or months, stick to one-shot cameras like the Z1 or equivalent. |
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| I’m using my Z1 for regular tours and to keep records for some landlords, as I keep learning, that dslr looks so good | ||
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| I agree with @Home3D but the problem is fewer people are willing to pay for quality or wait for the product. Everybody is expecting a quality product within 24 hours. So it use to be limited camera's and software. Now having so many camera's, so many software's it hard to balance just the right equipment/software for the right price. I have a developer who wants the DSLR quality but when given the quote we are back to the Matterport. Which is still a good product. | ||
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