360° Video Production

Here is how this works in practice. Immersive 360 capture in Hungary leans on a tight stack of rigs we book often. Insta360 Titan and Pro 2 for 11K monoscopic and 8K stereoscopic work, Z-CAM K2 Pro arrays for ProRes 4444 stereo, and GoPro Max units for low-profile car, handheld and confined-space coverage. The cultural heritage subject matter is what makes Hungarian 360 distinctive.

Here is the short of it. UNESCO World Heritage Buda Castle and the Castle District panorama, Andrássy Avenue UNESCO running from Heroes' Square to the Hungarian State Opera, the Pest Parliament chamber and Danube embankment, the Dohány Street Synagogue and the thermal bath halls at Széchenyi and Gellért all sit in our standard scout pack. Permits route through Budapest's IX. District film office and the National Film Institute's location desk, with bilingual EN/HU release templates that heritage site managers and basilica chapter offices recognise.

Here is the breakdown. Nature 360 work covers the Aggtelek Karst Baradla Cave UNESCO (Europe's largest stalactite cave at 25km), Hortobágy puszta UNESCO grassland, Lake Balaton Tihany UNESCO peninsula and the Bükk and Mátra national parks. Plus Kandao Obsidian and custom RED-based stereoscopic rigs when print resolution or extreme parallax demands it. Post pipelines run through Mistika VR, Nuke and DaVinci Resolve at Pannonia Post and Filmtörténet VFX for stitching, nadir patch, stabilisation and sites-specific masters for Meta Quest, Apple Vision Pro, PSVR2, YouTube VR and web players.

Here is what that looks like on the ground. Ambisonics audio captures with Sennheiser AMBEO and Zylia ZM-1 arrays through Pannonia Sound, with Reaper and Pro Tools spatial workflows for head-tracked binaural masters. SZFE Budapest and MOME Budapest run the research collaborations training operators and stitch supervisors. Plus the 30% NFI rebates applies to qualifying spend including 360 days, crew and post.