Oculus Link is out and I played lots of Stormland using my Quest instead of my Oculus Rift S, and I very enjoy it. But, as a 360 filmmaker, you probably care more about using the Oculus Quest to edit your VR video. This tutorial is all about why you should color grade directly on Oculus Quest, teaching you to set up your Quest with Oculus Link and my USB cable suggestion to save money and have the best editing experience inside the brand new Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020. If you ready to throw away your HTC Vive Pro, or even the Oculus Rift S, let’s dive right in:
Before watching this tutorial, you need to know why and how to edit VR video with VR headset like the Oculus Rift S here. No matter what camera you use, GoPro MAX, the new Kandao Qoocam 8K, Insta360 ONE X or the Insta360 Titan, you need to edit inside VR headset if you are distributing your content within VR headsets. There is no way around it. If you are the one edit and publish a VR video without even check your works within a VR headset, you are making your viewers hate VR — don’t be that guy or gal:
So why edit directly inside Oculus Quest is even better than Oculus Rift S? Besides the fact that Oculus…
