Brushless gimbal stabilization for stereo Rift videos

Here is another short movie shot with the stabilizer -- with my rig held over my head. It works great for stabilizing pitch but it needs a little more torque to be rock steady with roll so I will get another, stronger, motor for the roll axis.

A typical afternoon scene at an Australian hotel ;) -- they are playing a gambling game -- called "two up" here
https://www.dropbox.com/s/z84cj92mcgf577s/twoup1.mp4


In VR Player you need to set:

Media/Format/Side by Side
Media/Projection/Dome
Tools/Settings/Display/Horizontal offset to 60 (or to suit)
Tools/Settings/Display/Camera/Fov to 95

I installed a stronger (heavier) motor for the roll axis and now it works with stronger action. Here is fast walking (one camera, unprocessed, unsharpened Raw) -- it shows the cameras stay level, even if it is not affecting yaw or up and down walking motions. But levelness is an important thing for comfortable Rift viewing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54CKh0oYfpg&hd=1

Here is WarpStabilizer (After Effects) applied to (level) two axis gimbal stabilized equirectangular 170 degree frames ..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JgadcsQ9xEQ

and without WarpStabilizer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovIifgJb4uw

WarpStabilizer is so effective here because it only has yaw to stabilize and with level equirectangular (or cylindrical) frames yaw stabilization can be obtained with simple lateral image shifts.