Here's a rough little tutorial on how I've been making my Tiny Planets without Litchi. MS ICE is a free download. Link provided in the comments of the video. Enjoy.

Bing,
You made soooooo useful easy-understanding tutorial for us, appreciated your work on this!!!
I am going to put it on our forum home page to benefit more users in our community.
By the way, do you mind if I move your thread to the TUTORIAL part, where people will get the information more conveniently and quickly.
Look forward to your reply

Awesome. Thanks a lot, buddy.

thanks, nice tutorial

Great work!

Thank you very nice tutorial!!!

Great shots!

Super excellent!
Will definitely try that.

Tried it, works great, thanks!
Question for you (or anyone else): regarding the photoshop corrections - i doubt I want to subscribe to photoshop CC for that. Anybody got some tutorial on how to perform these corrections in other software (GIMP, Corel Aftershot)? Are these fixes possible in the lighter apps of Photoshop (Photoshop Express for Android, Photoshop Elements)?

djiuser_Kf4iPA3 Posted at 2017-10-28 12:00
Tried it, works great, thanks!
Question for you (or anyone else): regarding the photoshop corrections - i doubt I want to subscribe to photoshop CC for that. Anybody got some tutorial on how to perform these corrections in other software (GIMP, Corel Aftershot)? Are these fixes possible in the lighter apps of Photoshop (Photoshop Express for Android, Photoshop Elements)?

I've done corrections in Photoshop Elements before. It works but just a little more limited on options from the full version of Photoshop. It looks like GIMP is a free version that I need to try out and see if it's decent. The price is right thought. FREE
https://www.gimp.org/

thats great thanks,  do you know any software to do this on MacBook?

Great tutorial!  Thanks for sharing.
I wanted to try it with some panoramas that I had already taken (weathers not special here right now!), it even comes out great with just the 180 degree panos.
Only half a tiny planet, but still cool!

https://flic.kr/p/ZVCu3E

Hopefully the link at least works?

I really dont understand this forum, try to embed a photo using the inbuilt photo options and it doesn't show anything.  
Then try to edit the post to fix it and get a "2 minutes has passed, you cannot edit" message?

Here are a couple of mine.

nottuppaware Posted at 2017-10-30 15:50
Here are a couple of mine.

These are GREAT! What city is this? Nice work.

Squawk36 Posted at 2017-10-30 14:50
https://flic.kr/p/ZVCu3E

Hopefully the link at least works?

Yeah, definitely strange. Plus, I think you gain abilities the more you post and level up. I guess it's a way to make people post more then interact.

Squawk36 Posted at 2017-10-30 14:39
Great tutorial!  Thanks for sharing.
I wanted to try it with some panoramas that I had already taken (weathers not special here right now!), it even comes out great with just the 180 degree panos.
Only half a tiny planet, but still cool!

Yes, I need to try more options with the 180 panos. Maybe it can speed up the process and take fewer pictures this way. It's been windy and rainy here in Minnesota for a week. I'm excited to get back out there and experiment some more.

Ryan's Sparky Posted at 2017-10-29 02:47
thats great thanks,  do you know any software to do this on MacBook?

I know Photoshop can do it too? Do you have that? You can also run Windows on a Mac but you'd need Bootcamp or Parallels and that just adds more software and licenses to the mix.

Bing Err Posted at 2017-10-30 19:54
These are GREAT! What city is this? Nice work.

Brisbane, Australia :-)

Thanks for your time and effort

Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing

Bing Err Posted at 2017-10-30 19:55
Yeah, definitely strange. Plus, I think you gain abilities the more you post and level up. I guess it's a way to make people post more then interact.

I think you're right mate, oh well guess I'll have to keep posting then!!

Thanks for the info!

DJI Grace Posted at 2017-10-30 23:06
Bing,
You made soooooo useful easy-understanding tutorial for us, appreciated your work on this!!!
I am going to put it on our forum home page to benefit more users in our community.

Yeah, no problem. Move it where it should be. Thanks for featuring me!

Excellent work! Thanks for sharing!! Ps we have the same monitor

Rawsome Posted at 2017-11-2 09:26
Excellent work! Thanks for sharing!! Ps we have the same monitor

I absolutely LOVE my monitor. I had been using an old POS for years and when I finally upgraded it was like an eye-gasm. It's an LG 29" 21:9 Ultrawide.

Yup got the 29" too, remembering the first time I turned it on and wow! The workflow with multiple apps is a breeze side by each.
If weather permits I'll try to tiny planet on the weekend and use your method. Thanks again for this great tutorial.

Bing Err Posted at 2017-11-2 00:37
Yeah, no problem. Move it where it should be. Thanks for featuring me!

thank you sooooo much for your understanding and please share us more tutorials! They are soooo helpful and amazing!

Thanks, Can't wait to give that a shot.

SunSetss Posted at 2017-11-8 12:08
Thanks, Can't wait to give that a shot.

I'm working on a new tutorial. As of 10/31 with the new update it's VERY easy. Just use the sphere/pano feature and it will collect 46 pictures to make the "planet". Then just toss those 46 photos in MS ICE and start tweaking it. The new update is a huge time saver.

Beautifully done and very informative thanks for Sharing! Going to have to try this as these images are amazing. Great job!

TBoyAZ Posted at 2017-11-11 23:39
Beautifully done and very informative thanks for Sharing! Going to have to try this as these images are amazing. Great job!

TBoyAZ, because DJI updated their software and added the Sphere Pano button the whole capture process is dramatically streamlined. Check out my new tutorial if you're interested in making these Tiny Planet pictures.

Very helpful.  Thank you.

Awesome vid

This Is Awesome! Is there a panorama option for the mavic?

thank you. this is awesome.

nottuppaware Posted at 2017-10-30 15:50
Here are a couple of mine.

So great capture!

Great video man!!! I'll have to try it sometime myself!

You can skip the Photoshop step and only use ICE to fill the corners. At the "crop" step you can use the "Image Completion" option and it will fill your empty corners ;)

That was great thanks