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2.1 - Intro & Create a Mistika VR Project

2.2 - Adjust the Horizon

2.3 - Setup the Clip In The Timeline

2.4 - Stabilize the Footage

2.5 - Adjust the Lens Positions

2.6 - Finish Stabilizing the Horizon with Keyframes

2.7 - Add Edge Points to Adjust The Seam Line

2.8 - Methods for Viewing the Stitch

2.9 - Adjust the Optical Flow Settings

2.10 - Render Out The Fine Stitch

2.11 - Save the Scene Project File and Template

Chapter 3 Sample Video Files

3.1 - Introduction & File Structure

3.2 - Create A New Project In Mistika VR

3.3 - Add Clips to the Timeline

3.4 - Differences Between Mono and Stereo Cameras

3.5 - Set In and Out

3.6 - Match the Color

3.7 - Adjust the Alignment of the Camera

3.8 - Add Edge Points

3.9 - Check the Whole Scene

3.10 - Fix the Chair

3.11 - Fix the Zenith

3.12 - Check the Whole Scene Again

3.13 - Fix the Pipes

3.14 - Save a Preset for the Scene

3.15 - Bring In the Window Plate Footage

3.16 - Render Out Both Clips

Chapter 4 Camera Preset Downloads

4.1 - Setup the Mistika VR Project

4.2 - Adding the Footage Into the Timeline

4.3 - Viewing Formats for Stereoscopic Footage

4.4 - Identifying Alignment Issues

4.5 - Different Strategies for Calibrating Cameras

4.6 - Making a Stitch Template

4.7 - Refining the Stitch

4.8 - View the Initial Stitch in a VR Headset

4.9 - Fixing the Hand With Stereo Edge Points

4.10 - Fixing the Cable with just a Right Edge Point

4.11 - Do a Final QC of the Stitch

4.12 - Fix the Door

4.13 - Create a Scene Specific Preset

4.14 - Render the Final Stitched Clips

Chapter 5 Sample Video Files

5.1 - Intro

5.2 - The 180VR Format

5.3 - "Stitching" 180VR footage with Mistika VR

5.4 - Checking the Lens Arangement in a VR Headset

5.5 - Correcting the Stereo Disparity

5.6 - One Major Advantage of 180VR

5.7 - Match the Color, Set the In and Out & Save the Project

5.8 - Exporting 180VR Video Correctly.