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Site Scan LE en 360 Panorama

MervynLotter

Hallo daar

Gisteren heb ik geprobeerd een 360 panorama afbeelding te maken met behulp van de Panorama-functionaliteit die beschikbaar is in de Site Scan LE app. We willen het gebruiken voor monitoringsdoeleinden omdat het nu gemakkelijk is om dezelfde afbeelding over een jaar opnieuw vast te leggen aangezien de vlucht is opgenomen.

Het vliegen met de drone en het maken van de 28 afbeeldingen was eenvoudig, ik kan alleen niet uitvinden hoe ik nu de afbeeldingen aan elkaar kan plakken om de panorama-afbeelding te creëren en deze vervolgens te bekijken.

Zijn er links naar documentatie of advies die iemand kan geven?

Met vriendelijke groet

Mervyn

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NicoBonnafoux

Hi @MervynLotter,

Within the ArcGIS System, stitching of 360 panoramas is done in Site Scan Manager, which requires a license. You simply upload the images from the Flight app, and they're stitched automatically in about 20 minutes. Here's an example of the results.

Alternatively, you can use third party software to stitch your photos into panoramas, here are some options. Certain DJI drones, like the Phantom 4 Pro or Mavic 2 Pro, also have the ability to capture and stitch panoramas, this requires the use of the DJI Go 4 App.

Regards,
Nico

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NicoBonnafoux

Regards,
Nico

David_Brooks

@MervynLotter I highly recommend PTGUI for stiching photos to create 360 panoramas. It's totally free.

https://www.ptgui.com/

That said, as @NicoBonnafoux says, DJI drones will do the stitching for you. But I find PTGUI is the better result.

If you have Photoshop then Photomerge works, and you can also do it in Lightroom.

MervynLotter

Thank you very much for the feedback and the suggestions. I am looking into them.

David_Brooks

Personally, I'd say that SiteScan Manager isnt necessary unless you already have the licence. It's a big investment if all your doing is stitching 360s, and is geared towards large businesses with drone fleets.

MervynLotter

Dear David

I thought I would provide some feedback - I have a workable solution! So I tried PTGui but the free version really has excessive watermarks, rendering it just about unusable. I share below a screengrab to demonstrate what I mean.

I tried a few other free options but really liked Microsoft's Image Composite Editor although I understand it is no longer supported - but I was able to find the install file on the Internet.

Equally important is sharing 360 pictures and I found kuula.co a be a great free option. It can handle quite large files (larger than some of the other options I tested), but when exporting images from the stitching software, I had to make sure that I set the maximum width to 16384px and then it loads and displays perfectly.

Best wishes

Mervyn

David_Brooks

@MervynLotter, ah well it seems PTGui has gone downhill since I last used it 😕

However, I can help with the options for displaying online, and Momento360 is pretty awesome. It's free, you can embed into your website, and you can link it to a VR headset.

https://www.momento360.com/

MervynLotter

Hi David

Memento360 got a lot of good reviews and seemed to be many peoples favourite. I did try it (before kuulo.co) but I was unable to upload my 360 panorama image and I suspect it struggles with larger files.

Best wishes

Mervyn

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