360 DEGREES DRONE FOOTAGE

360-DEGREES AERIALS IN 8K

360 degrees VR DRONE productions

Professional 360-degrees drone shots in 8K resolution.

Are you in need of 360 degrees aerial footage? At Kiwi Aerial Shots we can deliver this content as we are an Aerial specialist working with the latest 360 VR camera’s. We can make the images using our certified drones but we can also mount our 360VR camera underneath a helicopter. The footage can be used for a 360 degrees social media video or a unique virtual tour!

360-degrees aerial shots

We use our bigger Matrice600 drone to get the best possible 360-degrees 8K aerial shots.

360 VR cameras for 8K content.

We have multiple 360-degrees VR cameras to use underneath our drones. The Insta360 pro2, however, is the best option in many cases for perfect stabilised shots.

360 Post-production

We can pick up the post-production of the 360-degrees aerial shots we 've made. We can stitch, stabilise, add sky replacement to mask the drone and add animations if needed.

360 VR footage from a helicopter

We can arrange 8K 360-degrees aerial shots made from underneath a helicopter. This way of filming gives a unique perspective above for example cities or amusement parks.

360 VR EXPERIENCE

The 360footage we make can be used for all sorts of platforms. This can be online on social media, VR glasses or on the big screen in an amusement park.

Custom 22K VR rig

This self Custom build helicopter rig can make 22K aerial footage in 310-degrees!

360-degrees drone technics

A 360 degrees camera films with multiple cameras at the same time the surrounding it is in. By hanging the camera underneath one of our drones we can offer a Virtual reality experience from a bird’s eye view! To hang this professional 360 degrees camera underneath our drone we build a special rig. This rig is long enough to get enough distance between the VR camera and the drone so the drone can be easily eliminated in post-production. Also because of this rig we have to catch the drone when landing. This is done by our camera operator that works closely with our certified pilot.

Animation in a 360 VR video. Click here for the VR experience on YouTube

360 video from underneath a helicopter

At Kiwi Aerial Shots we can make you 360 degrees aerial footage from underneath a helicopter. A helicopter gives us the possibility to fly higher and faster than a drone and fly in airspaces it’s hard to get permission for our drones. Examples of these are the city center of big cities like Amsterdam, Rotterdam or even above civilian airports. 360 Vr from underneath a helicopter is an exclusive services only Kiwi Aerial Shots can offer!

360 experience at Pampus

These amazing 360-degrees helicopter footage can only be seen at the VR experience at Pampus island itself.

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310-degrees in 22K

This project is on it's and currently in the post-production fase. As soon as we can share the footage, we will!

Professional 360 degrees VR camera's

The cameras we use for our VR recordings are professional high-end camera’s and have 2 to 6 lenses. The individual recordings are stitched together with special software to become perfect looking 360 degrees photos or videos. Depending on the resolution of the camera this stitching takes place in the camera or has to be done in post-production.

Let us know if you want more information about the different cameras we use or the post-production options we have to offer. Contact us here.

Insta 360 Pro 2

– 8K 360 VR footage
– h264/h265/prores Codec/
– 1.5 kg
– FlowState stabilization
– Live monitoring

Obsidian R

– 7.6K 360 footage
– h264 Codec
– 1.1 kg
– 60 min battery time
– Internal gyro

GoPro Fusion 360

– 5.2K 360 VR footage
– h264 Codec
– 200 g
– 60 min battery time
– Internal gyro

22K helicopter rig

VR glasses vs Social media

The 360VR footage we make can be used on VR glasses like the Oculus but can also be uploaded on social media like Facebook. When using the VR glasses the user can actually look around and be truly emerged in a VR environment. On social media the user can look around by using their mouse (PC) or scrolling their finger (mobile). The possibilities are endless and all make an active user from a passive observer.