Sentence examples for immersive footage from inspiring English sources

Museum of Art & History invited the general public to contribute their own works related to the sea ranging from conventional media to immersive footage from a GoPro camera to even a "two-year old's drawing of the beach"—to be exhibited alongside works by "established artists" for a thematic exhibition titled "Everybody's Ocean".

Google just turned on 360-degree video uploads for YouTube creators, letting anyone who can film the immersive footage using something like the Bublcam or Ricoh Theta the ability to put their creations on YouTube, where they can be viewed in the YouTube for Android app or in Chrome (with iPhone and iPad support coming soon).

Stanford scholars — The Goldbogen Lab and The Virtual Human Interaction Lab — have teamed with BBC Big Blue Live to capture immersive 360 footage of a vibrant kelp forest.

Sliver.tv wants to create the Twitch of VR and to do that, they're building tech that turns 2D eSports title live streams into immersive spherical footage viewable on VR headsets and mobile devices.

Thanks to Speri, this isn't just a passive experience of being among surroundings, however – it's a guided news report, which pushes the experience a step further than most of the early immersive video demo footage we've seen thus far.

Video apps and specialised camera lenses are allowing 360 degree video to become more common and are making the footage more immersive.

Check out new footage of teamLab's immersive LED hall of mirrors.

The show is said to be an "immersive" experience that'll utilize music, footage from the TV show and even images created just for the concert.

The Condition One software embedded in each media company's app will interpolate the footage, providing the viewer with an immersive experience.

The hypnotic artist collective responsible for immersive artworks like the Rain Room just released footage of one of their latest sculptures, Fragments.

Inside a large space at the rear of the Barbican's Art Gallery, Aitken continuously projects an immersive, wrap-around video installation of previously unseen footage from his US Station to Station project.