Hey Guys!

I wanna share some of my 360° Photos from my last trip to Zermatt Switzerland - featuring the highest cable car from Europe.
Shot on the DJI Mavic 2 - with the automatic panorama mode.
Altitude: 3800 meters.




FIRST SHOT
More to follow

Stunning shot!

Hi pauschpage, thank you for sharing this amazing photo! You may also check some tips and tricks in one our article about Aerial Photography . Hope this helps to master the beauty of creating creative shots. Thank you and fly safely always.

Great shot.

Amazing shot!

Darn, where's the Matterhorn?   Great shot.  I was last there in 2004 after hiking the Haute Route.

ff22 Posted at 12-7 09:12
Darn, where's the Matterhorn?   Great shot.  I was last there in 2004 after hiking the Haute Route.

Click on the image to go into panorama mode. You will see the Matterhorn. Gosh this picture makes me wanting to go back there to ski again!

Very nice shot!
The pano is great

Beautiful surrounding, awesome picture

Thats some amazing landscape!

Not that bad for a first shot! *winks* Many pics to merge using a magic software afterwards I guess, congrats

Glad you guys liking it :-)

Here's another one

CLICK HERE

very nice , thanks

Fantastic pictures, what would I need to be able to do this?

Thanks

Great second shot.  

Beaver7959 Posted at 12-9 09:50
Fantastic pictures, what would I need to be able to do this?

Thanks

A flight to Switzerland!

Although, I would also like to know how these are compiled or constructed and is there a Win app to see them on my computer if I shot one?

Beaver7959 Posted at 12-9 09:50
Fantastic pictures, what would I need to be able to do this?

Thanks

Hey Beaver! It's quite easy. Just a Mavic 2 (or older) - go to settings and choose "Panorama" - choose "Spheric" - and capture a picture. The drone will do everything by itself. Also the stitching will be done right away. But you could save the originals for after-editing.

ff22 Posted at 12-9 09:57
A flight to Switzerland!

Although, I would also like to know how these are compiled or constructed and is there a Win app to see them on my computer if I shot one?

The panoramas get stitched automatically in the drone. You get a 360° JPEG file (you could also post them on facebook and co). You could open them for example with "FSP Viewer" (Mac and Windows). Share them on Kuula or Google Street view (and share them with your friends too).