The Spark has it, so whats about the Mavic Pro?

Litchi has it, Go 4 for should incorporate 360° Pano as well.

I'd love to have it

I voted yes, but for iOS users there's the free Hangar 360 app that's worth checking out.

I have 360, but I haven't used it yet.  How do you like it?

Yes, please! Definitely!

In the DJI GO 4 app on the edit function you can add filters like sphere to your video.

Would love that!

Litchi can do that...

Yes, Panoramic and Spherical on the Mavic Pro please.

It boggles my mind that DJI would lock a feature that clearly seems to be only limited by software for a product that is cheaper and has less powerful hardware. I guess they really want people to look for third party apps for features they want to make exclusive to one product.

Please solidify the performance of DJI GO4 before new features.

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-11-6 09:29
I voted yes, but for iOS users there's the free Hangar 360 app that's worth checking out.

Thaks for your indication. I didn't know it exists. Very interesting. I downloaded and will try on my next fly!

DocAraxá Posted at 2017-11-7 07:15
Thaks for your indication. I didn't know it exists. Very interesting. I downloaded and will try on my next fly!

Hope you enjoy it -- I usually take two panos in case one of them fails for some reason.

Oracle Miata Posted at 2017-11-6 09:59
I have 360, but I haven't used it yet.  How do you like it?

I like it a lot. They've dramatically improved quality and reliability in the latest version.
Here's a demo: https://viewer.hangar.com/360?assetId=/o048VBp0

I'm new to the Mavic Pro but thought I would have a go at producing a "Tiny World" photo. I hovered at 25m and then set the camera to portrait, I manually rotated the drone taking photos to cover a full 360 degrees, then pitched the camera down and did another 360, then down again for a final few in the vertical.  30 photo's in total, then used Image Composite Editor (free from Microsoft!) to stitch all the pictures together and turn it into a tiny world!  It was really easy, certainly wouldn't bother with an app just to do that! You can see the resulting picture here:- https://m.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10155112285782934&id=625477933&set=a.57383217933.70534.625477933&source=48

yes we want

and we want these option on CRYSTALSKY !!

I guess I'm the only one that doesn't like those sphere pictures. They just don't do anything for me and you can't really see much

Hugh Jaynus Posted at 2017-11-8 12:44
I guess I'm the only one that doesn't like those sphere pictures. They just don't do anything for me and you can't really see much

Well you can make a 360 screensaver, and a panorama contains more pixels , you can take a crop and its still sharp, there are many things to do with it

Why in the world would they not offer it ,, must be in the works

I voted no just because I a have a spark

Thanks for bringing this to our attention. The request has been forwarded to our engineers for review. Hopefully they will consider it.

Thanks Susan

If you take enough pictures, you can do it with some softwares on your PC

Yes please

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-11-7 07:26
I like it a lot. They've dramatically improved quality and reliability in the latest version.
Here's a demo: https://viewer.hangar.com/360?assetId=/o048VBp0

That's really cool!

CycleParadise Posted at 2017-11-16 17:24
That's really cool!

Thanks! Hangar 360's a lot of fun!

Mountaindrone Posted at 2017-11-8 09:31
yes we want

and we want these option on CRYSTALSKY !!

I Prefer the Interactive 360° Pano shot.

Ex Machina Posted at 2017-11-7 07:26
I like it a lot. They've dramatically improved quality and reliability in the latest version.
Here's a demo: https://viewer.hangar.com/360?assetId=/o048VBp0

But isn't there some issue about the ownership of the panorama after it's created using their app?

CynicalZombie Posted at 2017-11-17 08:50
But isn't there some issue about the ownership of the panorama after it's created using their app?

IANAL, but my understanding is that the 360 is stitched in realtime on their website and they retain the rights to that web version, though you are free to share as much as you'd like. You retain the right to use the individual photos taken with the app in your own pano stitching software.

I can't find the legal agreement over ownership right now, so I can't say with any authority what they might do or plan to do with your panos.