https://www.skypixel.com/videos/uploading-a-spherical-panorama-to-the-user-forum?utm_source=url&utm_medium=copied&utm_campaign=share

Great tutorial!

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-3-10 11:20
Great tutorial!

Thanks these 360 panos are great to post

Hummingbird.UAV Posted at 2018-3-11 19:06
Thanks these 360 panos are great to post

Yes, that is a truly unique view

Very effective perspective.

Very useful tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for tutorial!

Good work!     

Thanks for the info. I tried this on one I stitched in Lightroom and it wouldn’t upload. Some error on aspect ratio. I’ll keep playing with it though.

TX99517 Posted at 2018-6-29 07:53
Thanks for the info. I tried this on one I stitched in Lightroom and it wouldn’t upload. Some error on aspect ratio. I’ll keep playing with it though.

The Height must be "exactly" half the Width for it to upload.

Hummingbird.UAV Posted at 2018-6-29 07:56
The Height must be "exactly" half the Width for it to upload.

Yeah it was something like 2:1 or so. Not quite sure how to fix that. I’ll be googling stuff though.

Thx for this great tutorial!

TX99517 Posted at 2018-6-29 08:11
Yeah it was something like 2:1 or so. Not quite sure how to fix that. I’ll be googling stuff though.

Usually pixels must be added to the top of the frame.  The horizon must be exactly in the middle of the the vertical of the frame or else it looks curved in the viewer.  Photoshop has an easy command to edit the canvas size of a picture.   This adds pixels to an image instead of scaling the size of an image.

Great Hummingbird. Very good tutorial. Thanks for sharing

Awesome, thank you, finally got around to watching and uploading my first sphere here! Cheers!

ChrisJG Posted at 5-22 07:32
Awesome, thank you, finally got around to watching and uploading my first sphere here! Cheers!

Great, I assume it worked.  Recently I experienced a bug in the link from Skypixel.  I think I had to delete "360" from the link, but maybe DJI fixed this.

Hummingbird.UAV Posted at 5-22 16:30
Great, I assume it worked.  Recently I experienced a bug in the link from Skypixel.  I think I had to delete "360" from the link, but maybe DJI fixed this.

Thank you, yes, it did. The image proportions have to be 2:1 exactly and it took Sky Pixel about 15 minutes to ‘process’ the file, but https://forum.dji.com/thread-189898-1-1.html