Another building interior.
I think I'll stop taking these, they are extremely difficult process, due to the drone moving around with no GPS lock.
It took me 4 hours from start to finish due to lots of stitching errors. I tried various panoramic software, some got certain sections of the image correct and others got other parts of the image correct.
I had objects in front of other objects that needed correcting in one direction, and the object behind it, correction in the other. I just gave up in the end.
It would be easier to buy a camera on a stick ;-) DJI, I'm open to receiving a review unit!

St. Peter's Church, this version dating from around 1766, but parts of the church are older.

Has become a fantastic panorama despite the problems with the production. Only the painting of the church ceiling would have to be urgently renewed. But this can definitely not be blamed on DJI ;-).

SPLflyer Posted at 9-26 06:54
Has become a fantastic panorama despite the problems with the production. Only the painting of the church ceiling would have to be urgently renewed. But this can definitely not be blamed on DJI ;-).

It needs a few million <insert currency here> spending on it to fix the problems.

Absolutely splendid. Worth all your hard work.

Blériot53 Posted at 9-26 12:48
Absolutely splendid. Worth all your hard work.

Thank you very much

MS Posted at 9-26 13:06
Thank you very much

You're most welcome.  You evidently have a great deal of patience

Very well done. It shows what's possible from the Mini 3 pro with a tremendous amount of post processing.

I notice the stitching on the Mini 3 pro has become worse since the last firmware update when the gimbal was enabled to use its full upward capability. Hopefully they will fix it.

beautiful work...

Wow you have done such a good job here but I think you are right a tripod based 360 with bottom zenith shot and some post editing probably an easier solve. But you have for sure shown what can be done with the Mini 3 Pro. In a not so tight location it should be perfect

Now thats a quality sphere.  

Thank you very much everyone

Absolutely fantastic 360.    I'm really glad you had the patience and time to stitch this together as it really turned out magnificent.  

Stunning result!

And yes, a high res 360 camera on a stick would be much more easy.
Unfortunately the ones I tried were way too low on resolution for a good 360 experience. You will need at least 5 camera's I guess. (like 5 sensors)

Thank you DowntownRDB and Montfrooij