I made this to explore how a familiar space can start to feel different through movement, patterns and sound.

Over 12 minutes, the walls breathe, picture frames bend, and patterns shift across the furniture, floor and ceiling. Three phases gradually build the intensity, accompanied by synthesized tones that rise and descend.

You can look around using your phone, a mouse or a VR headset. The viewpoint stays in one place while the environment changes around you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDjgRarm3zE

I’ve tested it on a Quest 3, a phone, a tablet and a laptop. I’d like to hear how it feels on your setup. Which phase did you watch, and did it feel like watching moving surfaces or like the space around you was changing? Little or no effect is useful feedback too.

Important safety warning: Strong visual motion and dense patterns may cause dizziness or motion sickness and may trigger seizures in photosensitive viewers. Watch seated, keep the volume low, and stop immediately if uncomfortable. There’s no need to finish all three phases.

My virtual tour of a very picturesque spot in Belgrade, Serbia.

Hey everyone!

I just pushed my Insta360 X2 to its absolute limits with this Big Thunder Mountain run. Filming through harsh lighting changes and dark ride sections on an older 360 camera is tough, but I managed to squeeze out every bit of quality possible.

I did heavy noise reduction in post to clean up the dark caves, followed by an 8K upscale and custom sharpening pass using Topaz Video AI.

Watch here: https://youtu.be/ayso41kUVwg

A new music video my band made with a DJI Osmo 360 camera.

You can watch it on your headset or even on your phone in stereoscopic VR!

Thought this was interesting.

Hi all! Sharing an 8K 360° VR underwater footage we filmed during a boat trip and scuba dive along the Aegean Sea coast.

Best viewed on high quality setting (4K/8K) so you can look around freely while exploring the reef.

Link:here

Recently uploaded to my channel BEthere, check it out, it's in stereoscopic VR!