The simplest way is to do 360 panos in the DJI Go4 application. But the results did not greatly rejoice.
Here about the "beautiful and very detailed" 200 Mp panoramas from Mavik.
They are so large and detailed that they are able to "swallow" not all resources - only 360cities and some more.
For SkyPixel and Google Maps, the result is forced to worsen ....
At the request of colleagues - as I do 360-panoramas.  Including - how do I add the sky!

Here's the video for half an hour )))...
https://youtu.be/Ca4PnwS7IvU

I'm not a professional and I used the programs that I had on my computer.
It is likely that all procedures can be done in one program, I just do not know.
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Here is a small (~30) catalog of the sky,
https://cloud.mail.ru/public/2vVt/fvWBSXush
which completely closes the problem.
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Compare the result, please:
1. Without processing (from jpeg),
https://www.skypixel.com/photos/olymp-3-n-skypixel?utm_source=copied&utm_medium=PCWeb&utm_campaign=share&sp=0

2. with processing in one stage
https://www.skypixel.com/photos/olymp-0-n-skypixel?utm_source=copied&utm_medium=PCWeb&utm_campaign=share&sp=0

3. and processing in two stages.
https://www.skypixel.com/photos/olymp-1-n-skypixel?utm_source=copied&utm_medium=PCWeb&utm_campaign=share&sp=0
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And, most importantly - how it looks on Google Maps and Google Street View
                       and on 360cites
                         and virtual 360-tour on Klapty==================
Below, the recommendations of our colleague regarding the preparation of the camera and the choice of exposure. I suppose this is very useful
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Firstly we're talking still photos here so you never ever want to use an ND.  They'll just reduce the light getting to the sensor meaning an increased iso (so increased noise) and/or reduced shutter speed (so more blurring) in the image.
For added chaos, you really dont want to use a CPL for wide angle stuff like panoramas or 360s as it'll cause uneven darkening of the sky and the image will look patchy.

So step 1, make sure you're not using these filters.

Now onto the main question.
DJI Go 4 has a bug with the MP in 360s in that it takes the photos so quickly the exposure doesnt have time to settle between shots.
This means that on shots with a bright sky (haze, low sun angle etc) you'll get some hideously over exposed areas and the image is awful.
Its OK for dull skies but not bright.
Due to another bug you cant just set EV bias to counter it as it ignores that.
So the only real way to do it is to use manual exposure, select manual, point the drone at what will be the brightest part of the image (usually the sun or sky) and adjust the exposure so that its over exposed a bit but NOT burnt out (use histogram or zebras).  Then take the 360.
Litchi takes the images slower so the exposures are OK but i dont really like it as an app.  Your choice though - both will work.  

This means the image will not have over exposed bits.  The ground and other bits will be dark originally but software will fix this.

Do it that way and the software will stitch it together.

OR to get a better version, take the shots as DNG, convert them to TIFF and download the free Microsoft Image Composite Editor (Microsoft ICE).  This will automatically stitch a panorama from the 34 initial files.  An added bonus you can then load this into photoshop or image editor of choice and correct any exposure and brightness errors.

So summary.  No filter, No ND for stills ever, no CPL for wide angle stuff.
Use MANUAL exposure set to the brightest bit of the image (over but not burnt out).
Optional:- Use ICE to produce a high res image.  Or just let Go4 stitch it.
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My SkyPixel: https://www.skypixel.com/users/a ... f-a1d9-697e3c58e0a6
My YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/1469alex/videos?view_as=subscriber
My 360-cities: https://www.360cities.net/profile/alex_krr
My ShStock: https://www.shutterstock.com/g/A ... e=ctrbreferral-link
My Klapty (best for 360-tours): https://www.klapty.com/profile/klapty1584352330#portfolio

Thanks a lot!

Thank you!!!

Good info   

Montfrooij Posted at 2018-6-10 23:18
Thanks a lot!

There will be questions - I will be happy to help!

Alexei Merinov Posted at 2018-6-11 11:31
There will be questions - I will be happy to help!

Thanks in advance!

Wow that was very good thx a lot!

Wow that was very good thx a lot!

Wow that was very good thanks a lot!

Nice info, I have a question what is the link for program??? https://cloud.mail.ru/public/CmW8/MWuWw8WsJ  

it's in russian????

Jos A Posted at 2018-6-12 02:52
Nice info, I have a question what is the link for program??? https://cloud.mail.ru/public/CmW8/MWuWw8WsJ  

it's in russian????

No, this is not a program. This is a link to a folder in my cloud, where there are photos of the sky .. A small catalog of about 30 photos in different formats.
In Russian or not - what's the difference?

I get a program disk-O_setup.exe??? and thats russian program, I don't like exe files....

Jos A Posted at 2018-6-12 09:37
I get a program disk-O_setup.exe??? and thats russian program, I don't like exe files....

I suspect that your way is not right.
If you click on the link, you, I think, you see

This is a 6 folders with pictures.

Click on the pictures and download to your hard drive.
Do not pay attention to the right side.
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By the way, a good cloud, which was provided to me free of charge by 1 Tb(!).
Now there is less, but still more than that of Google

jacksonnai Posted at 2018-6-12 00:33
Wow that was very good thx a lot!

All right, boys! I'm waiting for your 360-pano!!!

Alex, this stitching software you're using ... What is it and how much did you pay for it? Nice work, anyway!

Matthew Dobrski Posted at 2018-6-12 13:24
Alex, this stitching software you're using ... What is it and how much did you pay for it? Nice work, anyway!

All the programs went to me along with the old computer of designer's  for pretty ridiculous money. I used "what was there" ...

Thanks a lot !

Nice tips, thank you for sharing and congrats for the Digest.
I'm also a fan of 360 pictures.

https://goo.gl/maps/GxiqRQZVbHU2

Thanks a lot!  Great info!

daev2018 Posted at 2018-6-14 18:50
https://goo.gl/maps/GxiqRQZVbHU2

https://goo.gl/maps/QKf25zPvrZC2

Thanks for the post. I’ll give this a try this weekend.

Vlas Posted at 2018-6-15 13:52
Thanks for the post. I’ll give this a try this weekend.

Excellent! Drop a couple of results on this forum!

Alexei Merinov Posted at 2018-6-16 09:21
Excellent! Drop a couple of results on this forum!

Here is one of mine flown indoors, I have many others in Goggle Maps.  Surprized that two shots actually linked.
One of my street view pics

Thanks Alexei,
Just downloaded the clouds and will give them a try on my next 360 Pano.

Dji Spark Available Panorama ? Hehehe

Bimo Posted at 2018-6-19 06:58
Dji Spark Available Panorama ? Hehehe

I am sorry! I dont know...

Thanks a lot there-there is a GBWhatsapp app that also provides you with all these features

Really Interesting Topic ! Learned a lot thanks to you, Alexei.

Greetings from Malta, Buddy.

DMX_MT Posted at 2018-6-24 07:18
Really Interesting Topic ! Learned a lot thanks to you, Alexei.

Greetings from Malta, Buddy.

OK! GOOD LUCK!

Alexei Merinov Posted at 2018-6-24 08:55
OK! GOOD LUCK!

Will try you Tutorial for sure ! I love it !

Thank you again Dear Alexei !

It's very simple and easy, thank you, thanks to you I realized it perfectly
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lukenlow Posted at 2018-7-2 03:33
It's very simple and easy, thank you, thanks to you I realized it perfectly
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I'm very glad that you helped. And with pleasure I would have looked at your result, but the link does not open. Check please...

Wow!
Impressive 360 shots!
Thanks for sharing!

BrilhasMuito Posted at 2018-7-3 08:16
Wow!
Impressive 360 shots!
Thanks for sharing!

Thank you!
And did you try to do a 360-panorama?

Very good, good tip

Alexei Merinov Posted at 2018-7-3 10:49
Thank you!
And did you try to do a 360-panorama?

Yes,
I've tried it a few times but I only stitched it using DJI GO 4.
Thanks for the tutorial m8!

These pictures are just gorgeous! It's great this app! Thank you for sharing.

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Wow nice sharing, thank you

dronto Posted at 2018-7-15 02:34
Wow nice sharing, thank you

Hello! This is the "way of the amateur". Many here have already supplemented and corrected me. Indeed, many operations can be done in one grenemme, and not in three. If I helped you - I'm very happy!