Drone spheres, stitched for you

Upload the raw photos of each sphere, straight from the SD card: we stitch them, correct them and build the aerial tour on a map.

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Drone

From the SD card to the sphere

The 43 photos of one sphere shot over Cape Arkona, as the drone saved them: 37,323 points tie them together into one panorama.

Sphere panorama stitched over Cape Arkona

How it works

  1. Drone
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    Fly the spheres

    Keep the raw photos: the drone saves each sphere in its own folder on the SD card. We stitch them for you.

  2. Drop them in the app

    Drop them in the app

    Choose the sphere folders in the “Drone panoramas” area, next to your ground panoramas if you have some.

  3. We stitch and correct

    We stitch and correct

    Each sphere is stitched on our servers, then placed on the map. An email tells you when it is ready.

  4. Adjust and publish

    Adjust and publish

    Fly from one viewpoint to the next on the 3D map, rename the places, then download the tour or embed it in a website.

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What to upload

Files
One folder per sphere with the raw photos of the sphere panorama mode, any brand: at least 20 photos per sphere. Panoramas already stitched by the drone, in 2:1, work too.
DJI drones
Turn on saving the original photos of the Sphere panorama in DJI Fly: the SD card then keeps one folder per sphere in DCIM, PANORAMA.
Upload
In the app, choose the folders in the “Drone panoramas” area, below the upload area.

Tours shot with this camera

For good spheres

  • Several heights

    Shoot the same spot at several heights: the tour goes up and down between them.

  • Wind

    Shoot a sphere again if the wind moved the drone: the best stitched one is kept.

  • With ground panoramas

    Upload ground panoramas of the same place with the spheres: the aerial view opens from the tour.

What you get

  • An aerial tour on a 3D map, flying from one viewpoint to the next.
  • The places named, with a menu of viewpoints.
  • The tour to download or to embed in a website.

Good to know

Photos of plain sky are placed only when the drone writes its gimbal angles; otherwise that part of the sky is recreated.

Other cameras

A question about your files? Write to us: [email protected]

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