VR180 Editor
Kai Bruchmann
About this app
- Age 10
- Updated Mar 16, 2025
- OS IOS
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VR180 Editor is a dedicated photo and video utility for creators working with 180-degree stereoscopic 3D footage. It streamlines the entire workflow from import to export, helping you prepare, edit, and publish immersive VR videos with clarity and accuracy. Ideal for VR filmmakers, vloggers, educators, and anyone shooting on VR180 cameras.
Core features:
- VR180-ready workflow: auto-detects stereoscopic format, corrects lens alignment and horizon, and injects proper VR metadata for seamless VR playback.
- Smart editing tools: trim and join clips, stabilize shaky shots, reframe for flat 2D exports, and apply fast color correction with presets or LUTs.
- Optimized export: one-click presets for popular platforms, high-quality 3D rendering, spatial audio support, and GPU-accelerated performance.
Why it stands out: built specifically for VR180, it offers a clean interface, true stereoscopic previews, and exports that work out of the box on major VR platforms. Keywords: VR180 video editor, stereoscopic 3D, VR metadata injector, stabilization, color grading, YouTube VR, immersive video.
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How to use:
1. Download and install the app, then open it and create a new project. Sign in if prompted to sync settings and presets.
2. Import your VR180 clips by dragging them into the project or selecting them from your camera or SD card. The app will auto-detect stereoscopic format and set the correct project settings.
3. Prepare your footage: run lens alignment, set the horizon, enable stabilization if needed, and preview in stereoscopic mode or with a connected VR headset.
4. Edit your story: trim and arrange clips on the timeline, adjust exposure and white balance, apply LUTs or color presets, add titles or music, and sync spatial audio if available.
5. Export and publish: choose a preset like VR180 for YouTube or a 2D reframed output, confirm resolution and bitrate, include VR metadata, export, then upload to your preferred platform.