https://www.skypixel.com/photos/f7e6e8cd-4dd9-4cc0-a667-1ee0ce366569

Did you stitch it manually and if yes, with which software?

Wachtberger Posted at 2018-3-4 09:41
Did you stitch it manually and if yes, with which software?

I’m using DJI media maker

Try using the DJI Go 4 app whilst it is connected to the drone. Whilst it is connected to the drone and you have flight screen open, go to the bottom right hand corner and there should be a "play" button there. Click on this and it will open your photo/video browser. From there navigate to your panoramic (usually denoted by a small globe in the bottom right of the photo) and open it. The app will then stitch it together. Hopefully you will get a better result. If not then it may well be the wind that has caused the drone to move whilst taking the shot. Have had it a few times myself where things haven't always lined up.

I also think it would be better if the altitude had been much lower. Says someone who has never tried this.

You should make all the process with DJI Go.

jerome42 Posted at 2018-3-4 10:39
You should make all the process with DJI Go.

I’ll try next flight

Media maker doesn't stitch spheres. Just 9 shot horizontal, 180 and 360.

Duncandonut Posted at 2018-3-4 10:28
Try using the DJI Go 4 app whilst it is connected to the drone. Whilst it is connected to the drone and you have flight screen open, go to the bottom right hand corner and there should be a "play" button there. Click on this and it will open your photo/video browser. From there navigate to your panoramic (usually denoted by a small globe in the bottom right of the photo) and open it. The app will then stitch it together. Hopefully you will get a better result. If not then it may well be the wind that has caused the drone to move whilst taking the shot. Have had it a few times myself where things haven't always lined up.

Maybe maybe is the wind. Btw I’ll stich with iPhone. Thank you very much

FlyDK Posted at 2018-3-4 10:37
I also think it would be better if the altitude had been much lower. Says someone who has never tried this.

I saw many pano 360 on skypixel Made at high altitude Really Indon’t know Why pano starts by the sky. Thank yuo

A CW Posted at 2018-3-4 11:46
Media maker doesn't stitch spheres. Just 9 shot horizontal, 180 and 360.

Understand what is the quality problem. Thank u captain !

Guido-Italy Posted at 2018-3-4 11:54
Understand what is the quality problem. Thank u captain !

The software you used won't successfully integrate each frame into the sphere which is why you have a disjointed image. As others advise it's best to stitch the sphere using the editing tools within the GO 4 app or if stitching from the SD card on a computer you will need to use something different than media maker. I don't edit spheres beyond using the app but there are great alternatives out there if you do some research to find the best editing specifically for spheres. Media maker is great for 180 degree panos but won't stitch spheres.

A CW Posted at 2018-3-4 11:58
The software you used won't successfully integrate each frame into the sphere which is why you have a disjointed image. As others advise it's best to stitch the sphere using the editing tools within the GO 4 app or if stitching from the SD card on a computer you will need to use something different than media maker. I don't edit spheres beyond using the app but there are great alternatives out there if you do some research to find the best editing specifically for spheres. Media maker is great for 180 degree panos but won't stitch spheres.

sounds good

My first Pano looked similar to yours.

Found I needed to be a bit lower . I also used DJI media maker. Tried Gimp 2 to stitch them but I found it was hard to set up.

  I now use Go 4 and they do come out better.

B1houdini Posted at 2018-3-4 12:13
My first Pano looked similar to yours.

Found I needed to be a bit lower . I also used DJI media maker. Tried Gimp 2 to stitch them but I found it was hard to set up.

Thanks B1houdini