Automatic wide angle vs handmade

[Darkabaz]

Dear guys,

Do you guys take automated wide angle shots with the software inbuild with the mavic 3?
It looks like these are internal stitched in a sort of fisheye/ball effect, as the walls are not straight but very crooked to one side.
I know in LR you can stitch them with perspective option, then it look much better. But thats a lot of work and sometimes you just took the drone too wide to the side to get good worthy photos.

Are there even better options instead of LR to process this?

Example ( walls on the left side of the photo )

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[futuretom]

Hugin, which uses Panotools and other open-source software to offer up every kind of piano stitching and stacking algorithm you could want for a drone. So not only can you choose any projection type you like for the piano stitching, but you can also combine that with things like exposure stacking and ZeroNoise stacking for better photos.

 

[GadgetGuy]

Hugin, which uses Panotools and other open-source software to offer up every kind of piano stitching and stacking algorithm you could want for a drone. So not only can you choose any projection type you like for the piano stitching, but you can also combine that with things like exposure stacking and ZeroNoise stacking for better photos.

I assume you meant PANO stitching, and not PIANO stitching, which must be some form of an instrumental accomplishment never seen before!