"Personally, even as a content creator myself, it has always been a challenge to produce content while I shoot. I produce gear reviews and, as much as possible, prefer for these videos to be filmed while I'm testing out the gear in the right environment for them. At the same time, I need to produce some content that shows me doing my professional work so that clients have a better understanding of"
"360 cameras have been around for years, and while I've had my hands on a couple of them, I must admit that I didn't take them as seriously as I do now. I've always thought that I couldn't compromise on the quality of the camera that I use, and I must admit that that has led to a lot of failures in getting the work done. I've always said that done is better than perfect but failed to see the application of that in this sense."
Social media platforms favor video content, making it necessary for photographers to produce marketing videos to reach quality clients. Producing content while shooting is challenging, especially when creating gear reviews and professional behind-the-scenes footage. Carrying extra gear and tripods for behind-the-scenes capture often causes exhaustion and frustration. 360 cameras offer a potential solution by enabling simpler capture without compromising workflow. 360 cameras were previously undervalued due to concerns about image quality and perfectionism. The Insta360 X5 was tested to evaluate whether it helps achieve content goals and reduces production burden.
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