In this video I’m showing you how I film vlogs with the DJI Osmo 360, and how I turn that “everything is captured” 360 footage into a clean, normal-looking vlog shot in post. I walk you through the main shooting modes I actually use for vlogging—starting with selfie mode (because that’s where most people begin), then the camera settings that make your footage easier to work with later. The big takeaway: with a 360 camera, you’re not just filming—you’re planning for reframing, so your settings and movement matter a lot. I also cover audio (because great video with bad sound is still bad), plus when to use 360 video mode vs single lens mode depending on the look you want and how fast you want to edit. Then I go into a few extra modes that are super useful for creators: panoramic photo, timelapse, and some practical tips for filming at night. If you’re a beginner, this is the workflow I’d follow to get stable, usable vlog footage and then reframe it into shots that feel intentional—not random.