Have had a look here and unable to find a post stating which software will automatically stitch the 35 panorama shots into a useable 360° Pano


Face book posts the drones pano's ok, Twitter does not

willing to buy software that works

Cheers

Have you tried sharing it to sky pixel straight from the dji fly app? I think once it's in Sky Pixel it lets you share to twitter? I don't know if Twitter will display it inside twitter as a 360 or link back to sky pixel though... (i'll experiment and update)

HarleyFlyer Posted at 8-23 00:47
Have you tried sharing it to sky pixel straight from the dji fly app? I think once it's in Sky Pixel it lets you share to twitter? I don't know if Twitter will display it inside twitter as a 360 or link back to sky pixel though... (i'll experiment and update)

Yeah it sends a link into Twitter:
In twitter it looks like
I also uploaded a fully working 360 Pano to Twitter and it just displays the flat image - so at this point I am assuming Twitter cannot display equirectangular projections at all...

So I had a google - and Twitter does not support 360 pano's natively - there's a fairly complex work around here:
https://medium.com/@i_am_fabs/how-to-interactive-360-photos-on-twitter-812a0079cc76

ok will give that a go ...... cheers

Best in the business is PTUI and Panorama Studio but they are not cheap but do great panos.  Good luck!

Hi there. Thank you for reaching out. Hope that you could get the best recommendation from our fellow DJI Pilots here. Should you have other inquiries, please don't hesitate to reach us. Have a nice day ahead!

I would also recommend Affinity Photo, which is my preferred photo editor ... as powerful as Photoshop, but for only 55 bucks.
PS: You'll find tons of tutorials about it in the Web, e.g. Youtube.

+1 for Panorama Studio.

DAFlys Posted at 8-24 02:01
+1 for Panorama Studio.

When you say 35 pano shots, are you taking the pano manually, or using the pano function?

gulfpre Posted at 8-24 07:19
When you say 35 pano shots, are you taking the pano manually, or using the pano function?

The drone takes 35 shots with each 360o pano