Since Casey Neistat announced he was quitting vlogging last week-end, YouTube world has been heartbroken. It’s hard to admit that it’s a really good thing for us – the perfect opportunity to start experiencing new types of content. It was time to start thinking beyond vlogging Neistat’s way… But what’s\u00a0next: is it really the end of vlogging ? Will\u00a0YouTube be able to rebound and offer something really new ?<\/p>\n
The answer is yes, of course ! YouTube will always be the place to try new things, and I’m pretty sure that was the message Casey Neistat was trying to send last week-end.<\/p>\n
One of the technology that grew very organically in the last few years is\u00a0360\u00b0 videos. In my opinion, it was only recently that 360\u00b0 became enjoyable\u00a0to watch (and, from what we understand, less painful to film and edit for YouTubers). From GoPro “assemblages” to the new Samsung 360\u00b0 camera, we looked\u00a0into YouTube to\u00a0find how YouTubers used the 360\u00b0 technology to give us a complete VR experience.<\/p>\n
It’s been quite some time\u00a0since Louis Cole posted his last 360\u00b0 video – but we invite you to go check out\u00a0the playlist he made though the years. On his travel channel he has no less than seventeen\u00a0360\u00b0 videos – from hanging out with popular YouTuber Pointlessblog in the UK<\/a> to snowboarding in Alberta, Canada<\/a> you can travel the world from your living room. Our favourite video ? His video with Masai warriors… breathtaking.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n