If you have a 360° degree such as a DJI 360 or GoPro Max or Max 2, then rejoice!
For as well as having possibly one of the most versatile cameras there is, now you can actually edit your footage using the very best (my opinion) video editing program, DaVinci Resolve. . Incidentally there is a free version suitable for most users, whether they be Mac or PC.
Y’see, GoPro has released a beta of its ReFrame plug-in for DaVinci Resolve which lets you pan, tilt, rotate, zoom and adjust the lens curvature – just the ticket for 360° footage.
May Need to Convert
The only stipulation is that you may need to convert RAW GoPro 360 files into equirectangular format using the GoPro player, or with the DJI OSMO 360, use the supplied DJI tools to perform a similar function.
I’ll be creating a tutorial shortly on editing 360° footage inside DaVinci Resolve.
You can get the plug in for free here and a free version of DaVinci Resolve here.
If you need a basic DaVinci Resolve tutorial to get you started, I have a video here.