Depending on which 360 camera you are using, each 360 camera has either dedicated the front lens or back lens as the center point of the 360 video. When you turn on the 360 camera, whatever view (or lens) you are seeing first, that is the center point of the 360 video. So you want to point the 360 camera so the subject is shown on the screen. For the ONE RS 1-INCH 360 for example, when you turn it on, and the screen is facing myself, I will be in the center point of the 360 video. But if I want the view in front of me to be the center point, then I need to turn the camera around. Hope that makes sense.
Manuel
Depending on which 360 camera you are using, each 360 camera has either dedicated the front lens or back lens as the center point of the 360 video. When you turn on the 360 camera, whatever view (or lens) you are seeing first, that is the center point of the 360 video. So you want to point the 360 camera so the subject is shown on the screen. For the ONE RS 1-INCH 360 for example, when you turn it on, and the screen is facing myself, I will be in the center point of the 360 video. But if I want the view in front of me to be the center point, then I need to turn the camera around. Hope that makes sense.