How to Make a 360º Camera Helmet Cam10322

Originally Posted by @Joakim360
I scanned the Offshore Technology Days 2019 exhibition halls in 120 minutes. Here is how I did it and how Cupix made it possible.

3D tour




Camera used: Insta 360 One X
Camera settings used: Automatic/Automatic – No custom settings
Camera mount: Helmet
Photo method: Standing still while taking a photo – moving and then taking a new photo.
Photos taken: 599
Time spent: 120 minutes

Post work:
1. Turning the image files from the camera into jpeg files.
2. Compressing the jpeg files

Cupix upload settings:
I uploaded 3 versions of the tour:
1. Uploaded each exhibition Hall as one section. Two big sections and no 3D mapping.
2. Same as 1. But with 3D mapping enabled.
3. Split each exhibition hall into two and then uploaded 4 sections. No 3D mapping

I went with number 1. These settings mapped most of the panos correct.

Originally Posted by @Joakim360


Here [is example Cupix tour created with this 360º Camera Helmet Cam]: https://3d.truetwin.no/p/TkIbd7NT

Helmet ingredient list:

1. Insta 360 One X
2. Koroao 1/4 Expansion Screw Adapter
3. Camera Hot Shoe Mount to 1/4
4. White Hardhat
5. USB charging cable
6. Battery pack to keep in inside jacket pocket

Assembly:
Drill a hole in the top of the hardhat so you can mount the Camera Hot Shoe Mount 1/4. Attach the Koroa 1/4 Expansion Screw Adapter.

The Koroa 1/4 Expansion Screw Adapter is recommend to get more distance between the camera and the hardhat so the hardhat does not take up too much space in the images.

This expansion also allows you to charge your Ricoh Theta V or Ricoh Theta Z1 if you use those.

Originally Posted by Wingman
I am waiting for it to be delivered from UK. If somebody's interested I will show it here when it is ready. The cost of the backpack is only $54 AUD and I don't believe I will need to buy anything more than $10 to make a camera backpack from it.