360° video
Turn around a fixed camera
A 360° video surrounds one camera position. You can look in every direction as the clip plays, but the viewpoint remains anchored.
Volumetric video
The Moment Moves. So Do You.
6dof.video captures real scenes in motion so you can move through them in three dimensions while they play — not a fixed seat, but a moving vantage point inside the action.
The useful distinction
What Is 6DoF, Really?
6DoF stands for six degrees of freedom — three for position (left–right, up–down, forward–back) and three for rotation (tilting your head up and down, turning it side to side, leaning it left and right). A 360° video only gives you the rotation half: you stand on one fixed point and look around while time plays, but step forward and nothing changes — the camera position stays exactly where it was.
6DoF video
Move while the scene unfolds
Depth-aware frames let you lean, step and change height within the captured space. The action keeps its timing while your viewpoint shifts.
Real 6DoF video allows both at once: looking around and moving, while the scene keeps playing. That's a harder problem than a 6DoF photo. For a still object, one camera taking many photos from different angles over time is enough — nothing moves between shots. A video scene, by contrast, never holds still, so it takes an array of multiple synchronized cameras surrounding the action, all capturing the same instant from many angles at once. From that footage, techniques like volumetric reconstruction or Gaussian splatting compute a walkable 3D space for every moment of the scene, not just a single frozen one.
Movement and detail are limited to the camera perspectives captured in sync and the area they cover; areas that were not captured or were occluded cannot be reconstructed reliably.
The result is most immersive in a VR or AR headset with positional tracking — but it's already interactive on an ordinary screen, just by dragging or panning.
Where it helps
Put the audience in the right place.
Choose spatial video when the choreography of a moment matters as much as the final frame.
01
Real Estate
A property comes alive on screen — the studio mid-class, the restaurant mid-service, the lobby mid-arrival. Viewers move freely through that moment instead of watching it play out from one fixed camera angle, getting a far truer sense of how the space actually feels in use.
02
Culture & Museums
A performance, a ritual, a craftsperson at work — these are moments a photo can't hold and an ordinary video flattens to one angle. 6DoF video preserves them so future visitors can move around the performer or the process, almost as if they'd been in the room.
03
Industry & Training
A procedure, an assembly step, or a machine mid-operation gets captured once and can be revisited afterward from exactly the angle a trainee needs — not just the one the camera happened to be pointed at. A single demonstration becomes VR-ready training material that keeps working long after the moment has passed.
04
Events
The instant a keynote lands its point, a band takes the stage, or an award changes hands — that can become a scene people step back into and walk around, long after the event itself is over. It's a fundamentally different kind of memory than a video clip watched from someone else's seat.
Ready when you are
Ready to Capture the Moment?
6dof.video shows what volumetric motion looks like. Panomity plans the shoot, runs the capture, and delivers a scene you can move through — scaled to your event, product, or process.