After DJI's software messed up a 360° Photo sphere I could only take once, I decided it was time to get something to edit them myself. What does everyone else who has gotten tired of DJI's use?
thanks

Im using Panorama Studio - https://www.tshsoft.de/en/panostudiopro_index

panovolo Posted at 12-5 13:47
if you still have images for it, you can try to stitch with 3d party software.

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thank you

DAFlys Posted at 12-6 01:40
Im using Panorama Studio - https://www.tshsoft.de/en/panostudiopro_index

thanks

Hi, there. Sorry to hear about your feedback. May I ask what kind of problem did you encounter? Furthermore, if you wish to upload your Panorama Sphere mode photo, you may consider uploading it through SkyPixel or simply visit this link. I hope to hear from you soon.

Potato mini Posted at 12-6 10:18
thanks

No probs.    It's the only one that seems to make a 360 that Google maps and the forum likes.  

As DAFlys has already recommended, the software with the best price/performance ratio is PanoramaStudio 3 Pro! To list all its advantages over other programs here would go too far, but with a little patience it can be understood via this link list: https://forum.dji.com/forum.php? ... 639&pid=3025321

Even with the DJI Original DNGs, PanoramaStudio creates error-free spheres, completely eliminates vignetting and performs a fully automatic brightness adjustment. It reads the roll, yaw, pitch and GPS data implemented in the DNGs and automatically positions the individual shots correctly – even with uniformly blue skies. Only rarely is a small manual horizon correction necessary, but this is easy to perform.

If you have higher demands, it is advisable to develop the original DNGs beforehand with DxO (PureRaw or PhotoLab) and then refine the equirectangular result of PanoramaStudio with Photoshop, Affinity Photo or Luminar Neo. There are no limits to the possibilities.

If you are interested: At https://www.skypixel.com/users/b ... 9-9c56-3f0497cdf4e2 you can now find 82 first-class examples of what is possible with a little practice. All of them have been created with the help of PanoramaStudio!

DJI Gamora Posted at 12-6 22:43
Hi, there. Sorry to hear about your feedback. May I ask what kind of problem did you encounter? Furthermore, if you wish to upload your Panorama Sphere mode photo, you may consider uploading it through SkyPixel or simply visit this link. I hope to hear from you soon.

your software wasn't stitching the 360 right. I got it figured out though

SPLflyer Posted at 12-7 00:08
As DAFlys has already recommended, the software with the best price/performance ratio is PanoramaStudio 3 Pro! To list all its advantages over other programs here would go too far, but with a little patience it can be understood via this link list: https://forum.dji.com/forum.php?mod=redirect&goto=findpost&ptid=274639&pid=3025321

Even with the DJI Original DNGs, PanoramaStudio creates error-free spheres, completely eliminates vignetting and performs a fully automatic brightness adjustment. It reads the roll, yaw, pitch and GPS data implemented in the DNGs and automatically positions the individual shots correctly – even with uniformly blue skies. Only rarely is a small manual horizon correction necessary, but this is easy to perform.

thank you.

Potato mini Posted at 12-7 08:19
your software wasn't stitching the 360 right. I got it figured out though

Sorry to hear about the trouble that it caused you. However, we're glad to know that you managed to sort out the situation. Please feel free to reach us anytime.

DAFlys Posted at 2023-12-6 01:40
Im using Panorama Studio - https://www.tshsoft.de/en/panostudiopro_index

How do you like it compared to Autopano?

Montfrooij Posted at 1-18 23:19
How do you like it compared to Autopano?

Im getting better results with the 360 stitching than Autopano.

DAFlys Posted at 1-19 02:22
Im getting better results with the 360 stitching than Autopano.

That is interesting.
And thanks for the tip.

DAFlys Posted at 1-19 02:22
Im getting better results with the 360 stitching than Autopano.

Do you have the pro version?

Montfrooij Posted at 1-19 03:37
Do you have the pro version?

I didnt know there was a pro version,  this is the one I have

Montfrooij Posted at 1-19 03:36
That is interesting.
And thanks for the tip.

Sure no probs Monty.

DAFlys Posted at 1-19 04:16
I didnt know there was a pro version,  this is the one I have
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I mean the other software. It comes in 2 versions.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-19 04:49
I mean the other software. It comes in 2 versions.

It's the pro version,  I have sent you a message.

DAFlys Posted at 1-19 05:03
It's the pro version,  I have sent you a message.

Check. Thnx.

Montfrooij Posted at 1-19 05:04
Check. Thnx.

No Probs,     I think Mr B is still using that one too.

DAFlys Posted at 1-19 05:14
No Probs,     I think Mr B is still using that one too.

Nice

DAFlys Posted at 1-19 05:14
No Probs,     I think Mr B is still using that one too.

It's kinda funny to see my thread resurface after I a i posted it a while ago... LOL

Potato mini Posted at 1-19 11:33
It's kinda funny to see my thread resurface after I a i posted it a while ago... LOL

Just shows that theres still interest in manual stitching panos.  

Super, ya lo voy a probar

conocen algun lugar donde pueda colgar las imagenes 360° y bueno luego compartir con los clientes? que no sea facebook por favor. Mil gracias.