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primeshooter Posted at 12-30 03:22
Be interested to hear if you get a solution. I would say though, that these photosphere things are. A bit gimmicky. Seen one etc, but occasionally could work perhaps.
For sure! If we cannot get DJI to produce a RAW output from the get-go, then at least the aim should be to find a consistent way to stitch, that others can apply too. If not, we are just stuck with an oversold feature that in the end has little value (sure, OK quality for Google Maps etc. but that is now. A few years down the line, the image will be so small that it is not possible to view it, as resolutions and pixel density goes up with new monitors). There are not too many differences between the spheres taken each time/for each drone (slight wind condition variations, but I do not believe they would matter too much), so it should be possible to find a way I would like to belive.
As for the use case. Well it depends on the use case of course. My intention is to upload to Google Maps for example, and there it is always nice to be able to look around and get the feel of a place, rather than being limited to someone's photo with limited angles and unknown specifications (focal length, distance, shooting spot and number of shots/angles of the place). To be honest, I see no other use case myself, as I do not find the ones you can post on social media are good to watch, especially considering how much they compress the quality of the image. |
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