My very first -85 degree tilt pano shot.

WOW ... nice shot.  Which of the PANO did you use?

how did you do this? modded app? wicked shot!

Great Great pano!

Amazing shot, thanks for sharing

Wicked......

vasi Posted at 2017-10-10 10:22
how did you do this? modded app? wicked shot!

Just shot in Pano mode with the gimbal tilted all the way down.

Sparky_17 Posted at 2017-10-10 09:10
WOW ... nice shot.  Which of the PANO did you use?

Just in shot in photo pano mode with camera tilted all the way down.

Alitaptap Posted at 2017-10-10 11:23
Just in shot in photo pano mode with camera tilted all the way down.

perfect, thanks.  Great picture

Alitaptap Posted at 2017-10-10 11:23
Just in shot in photo pano mode with camera tilted all the way down.

It worked out great!
Stitched with DJI software?

Great picture composition indeed!

The Goodyear Blimp couldn't have done better!

It was a vertical pano a horizontal pano or a 180 pano? I tryed yesterday a 180 pano tilted  down and i think spark automatic leveled it...

Alitaptap Posted at 2017-10-10 11:21
Just shot in Pano mode with the gimbal tilted all the way down.

That is interesting. As ZukySpark said above this comment, the gimbal automatically goes up when I hit the button, that is why I asked. I am going to check again with the new app version.

Was it a Pano or is it "only" a great shot from high above with camera "full down" setting, which gets the 85 degree?
I assume, it is. It also looks 4:3 to me.
But nevertheless, it is a great shot

S-e-ven Posted at 2017-10-11 00:53
Was it a Pano or is it "only" a great shot from high above with camera "full down" setting, which gets the 85 degree?
I assume, it is. It also looks 4:3 to me.
But nevertheless, it is a great shot

I think you are correct...

love the pic... Where were you standing?

MrRobert5823 Posted at 2017-10-11 06:58
love the pic... Where were you standing?

Thanks! by the Bleachers.

S-e-ven Posted at 2017-10-11 00:53
Was it a Pano or is it "only" a great shot from high above with camera "full down" setting, which gets the 85 degree?
I assume, it is. It also looks 4:3 to me.
But nevertheless, it is a great shot

I guess when the camera facing down in Pano mode it will stitch them to 4:3.

vasi Posted at 2017-10-11 00:08
That is interesting. As ZukySpark said above this comment, the gimbal automatically goes up when I hit the button, that is why I asked. I am going to check again with the new app version.

Mine doesn't do that I have full control of the tilt in Pano mode.

ZukySpark Posted at 2017-10-10 14:08
It was a vertical pano a horizontal pano or a 180 pano? I tryed yesterday a 180 pano tilted  down and i think spark automatic leveled it...

Horizontal Pano.

Montfrooij Posted at 2017-10-10 12:02
It worked out great!
Stitched with DJI software?

Yes, it is.

Alitaptap Posted at 2017-10-11 07:15
I guess when the camera facing down in Pano mode it will stitch them to 4:3.

EDIT: Can it be, it is a 3 pic vertical Pano?


So you have set the cam full facing down and captured a pano then.
How many pictures has the Spark taken?
21, 9, 3 ? How many are in the original folder?
The spark would need to work around the maximum angle (85degree) , probably shoot 75, 65, 85, something like that.

Will try that in the next days.
I have to admit, I only tried an ~45 degree angle, not a plan view, for panos.
Since it always went back to horizontal, higher, lower, I did not see this option working.

Here is the preview of 9 images.

Alitaptap, you did a great job. It showed the playground vividly.

DJI Elektra Posted at 2017-10-11 20:02
Alitaptap, you did a great job. It showed the playground vividly.

Thanks, bro!

OK, I tested and can confirm that both vertical and horizontal panos can be made with the gimbal tilted down.

vasi Posted at 2017-10-15 03:15
OK, I tested and can confirm that both vertical and horizontal panos can be made with the gimbal tilted down.

Jeez - I never even thought of doing that - thanks for posting - will definitely try this out the next time I fly my Spark.

Love the colouration and composition of this pano - I've really started getting into panos since buying my Spark.

ACW Posted at 2017-10-15 13:41
Jeez - I never even thought of doing that - thanks for posting - will definitely try this out the next time I fly my Spark.

Me neither.
The method is also interesting, as the RC rotates in place to create these.
I mean, not only small rotations like in 180 pano, but it makes a 180 to capture the land behind it.

Great shot! At which altitude did you take this pano?

Hi Alitaptap ! Great pics! I will be testing it today!

vasi Posted at 2017-10-15 03:15
OK, I tested and can confirm that both vertical and horizontal panos can be made with the gimbal tilted down.

Very Nice! thanks for sharing.

Maciek K Posted at 2017-10-16 00:11
Hi Alitaptap ! Great pics! I will be testing it today!

Awesome! Please share it.

ernieken Posted at 2017-10-15 23:20
Great shot! At which altitude did you take this pano?

Thanks, Bro! 131meters.

ACW Posted at 2017-10-15 13:46
Love the colouration and composition of this pano - I've really started getting into panos since buying my Spark.

Thanks, Bro!

Hi

How it is possible that the camera wil look down? After I have moved my camera to look down and I started the Pano capturing, the camera goes automatically to a horizontal position and captures the fotos in horizontal position.
Is there a trick to do that?

Thanks in advance

Very cool...how high was the spark when you took the pano?

vasi Posted at 2017-10-15 03:15
OK, I tested and can confirm that both vertical and horizontal panos can be made with the gimbal tilted down.

also i noticed that in tripod mode u can use the camera to look all the way up into the sky for those sunset clouds.

wandflur Posted at 2017-10-18 22:11
Hi

How it is possible that the camera wil look down? After I have moved my camera to look down and I started the Pano capturing, the camera goes automatically to a horizontal position and captures the fotos in horizontal position.

See my comment above (#27). Only the 180 pano moves as you described. The horizontal and vertical panos start capturing from the actual angle.