#PANORAMA VIDEO 360 FULL#
Start by opening your standard 1:2 formatted full equirectangular image in Photoshop.Finally, a separate special program adds the metadata to the video file so the video player recognizes it as a spherical panorama instead of a flat video. Photoshop is then used to create a video file from the single frame. The problem with this file is that any image viewer you use must find some special metadata embedded in the file to recognize it as a spherical panorama. The procedure below first uses Photoshop to correctly size the image for 4K video and change the aspect to 16:9. However you created the spherical panorama, the image is in a standard 1:2 aspect flat image format such as TIFF or JPG. The equirectangular mapping puts the zenith of the camera at the top of the frame, and the nadir point at the bottom of the frame. The 360-degree horizontal extent is spread from left to right, with the left and right sides wrapping around, so the raw panorama is distorted, just like a Mercator map of the Earth. If you have a blank area at the top or bottom of your image, then you will have a hole above or below you in the image (as in the Yerkes Observatory example above). This can then be downloaded from your Google Photos library as a correctly proportioned 1:2 equirectangular JPG file.
#PANORAMA VIDEO 360 ANDROID#
You can also create this file with a cellphone camera. On Android phones, you can produce a photosphere (Google's name for a spherical panorama).
#PANORAMA VIDEO 360 SOFTWARE#
To begin, we should have an equirectangular image from a spherical panorama camera or the output of a stitching software package such as PTGUI. So How Do We Do This for Our Own Shots? Background On a phone or tablet equipped with accelerometers, you can browse the scene in virtual reality (VR) by simply pointing your device in a different direction. On a Chromebook, you may have to hold the shift key down when using the mouse scroll wheel to keep the image window in place. This allows you to use the mouse scroll wheel to zoom in for a closer look on a system with less than a 4K display. Try expanding to full-screen, and setting the resolution to the maximum 4K resolution (2160s). To give you more time before the video ends, the video can be paused while you take your time browsing the scene. When you start the panoramic video, at first glance, the spherical panorama video is completely static, but on a computer, if you move your mouse cursor into the frame, it changes to a hand icon, which allows you to click and drag around your viewpoint.
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