Hi folks,
Here is my very first 360 panorama with the drone. (Mavic pro)

https://www.360cities.net/image/above-the-city-of-zemun-belgrade-serbia

good first go looks alright to me

That looks absolutely amazing-

How did you create it ?

How did you capture the images - and how did you stitch them together ?

Hi there nice one!
I hve also few 360 pics - uploaded to google maps. Some sample e.g. here:
Google maps link

Yes - I'd be very interested to know how you got those shots as well.  I use Litchi, but obviously the 'up' shots are a problem given that the Mavic can only point up 30 degrees.  Your top and bottom images are seamless!   Incredible!   I usually post mine to FB, so  I'll post one once I figure out how...

LP

That looks great on the interactive site. Very very nice!

Willik Posted at 2017-9-16 04:09
Hi there nice one!
I hve also few 360 pics - uploaded to google maps. Some sample e.g. here:
Google maps link

That is very beautiful!

How did you shoot this?
Especially the sky above?

Montfrooij Posted at 2017-9-16 09:44
How did you shoot this?
Especially the sky above?

Hi, thanks. I take the spheres manually (Litchi or other SWs are too slow and can consume whole battery till all the shots are taken). The other thing is focus and exposure - I focus and change exposure between the images, to be sure I don't have over-burns or under-exposed pics.
Stitching is approx 2 hours work of postprocessing (yes I do colorgrade and vignette fix) and then combining different skys since Mavic wont take pics above 30percet up - as we all know...

I have more spheres on GoogleMaps and also tried to play with littleplanets for printing wall photos. Didn't start the webpage yet but if you are interested, send me a PM, I can share more.

Willik Posted at 2017-9-19 21:49
Hi, thanks. I take the spheres manually (Litchi or other SWs are too slow and can consume whole battery till all the shots are taken). The other thing is focus and exposure - I focus and change exposure between the images, to be sure I don't have over-burns or under-exposed pics.
Stitching is approx 2 hours work of postprocessing (yes I do colorgrade and vignette fix) and then combining different skys since Mavic wont take pics above 30percet up - as we all know...

Wow, that is impressive for sure.
I was wondering how you did the skies!
Great work

Downtown Singapore

Yngveny Posted at 2017-9-19 23:12
Downtown Singapore

One more - from Czech Republic.

Great, those pictures are really beautiful.