This is a good video on how & where to upload - from Hummingbird.UAV
I once looked into this and Googled this term... "360 degree virtual tour software". It is used mostly for real estate. It turns out that the camera required for this and the software are just too much money and learning for my amateur usage.
I think so - I never tried to upload it to google.
www.360cities.net
I thought you were supposed to use your Mavic Pro 1 or 2 for the camera and the free sites to set it up and host the pictures?
I really don't know how it works but I would imagine taking successive shots with 30% overlap, in a 360 circle, and then uploading all of these images into the site. Maybe I'll try it. When I do a panorama (180 degrees) , I don't use the panorama mode on the drone. I just take three shots with 30% overlap and then open them in Photoshop Camera RAW and select all three (CTRL+A), and right click, and press "Merge to panorama." Photoshop does the work. Not sure this would work for 360 degrees.
No, it's really easy to just let the drone do it. You just put your Mavic Pro 1 (in my case) up there where you want it and punch the right buttons and it takes 34 pictures all by itself! It rotates itself around like a good little drone on Starwars.
roundme.com
I enrolled into this site, applied for membership and joined, and downloaded my very first 360 pano ever. It came out great on their site. But now I cannot figure out how to e-mail it! How do I e-mail 360Pano from the page with my image?They are actually quite a good outfit, here’s an example of what I made that they are hosting at no cost:
Torrey Pines Visitor Center, Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve, California 360 Panorama | 360Cities
360° panorama photo from San Diego by Anthony Mann. The Torrey Pines Visitor Center is located in a unique adobe building built by the Scripps fam...
SUCCESS!!! I've trying to do this all day today- here is the link to my first drone 360 panorama, It is an active link which allows you to hold left click and move 360 degrees and to use scroll wheel to zoom in and out. Here is the link
www.360cities.net
SUCCESS!!! I've trying to do this all day today- here is the link to my first drone 360 panorama, It is an active link which allows you to hold left click and move 360 degrees and to use scroll wheel to zoom in and out. Here is the link
Destacada Home-view towards Dadeland 360 Panorama | 360Cities
360° panorama photo from USA by Dale Davis. This is a 180 panorama taken with Mavic 2 Pro drone of a coral Gables neighborhood, looking towar...
Search “google street view” or ”street view” on the App Store.. that app has a place where you can upload your “own” 360 Pano’s and then you can view it through the app from any smart phone/tablet or other computer in the world. It’s pretty cool and it’s free. I use it quite a bit for the 360 shots.
