This app is probably the easiest and most reliable way to produce a photosphere from a regular equirectangular panorama.Ģ) Edit the metadata using exiftool. I had no problems with a 2508x1254 pixel panorama, but it failed with a panorama over 9000x4500 pixels. The instructions are self-explanatory and the wizard works well with smaller images. I have used three methods to add metadata to my panoramas, which I capture using a panoramic tripod head and SLR, before stitching with Hugin.ġ) Use the Google app at.
Google photosphere viewer android#
I don't use an Android phone and I prefer my panoramas without parallax errors. If you have a Jelly Bean Android phone, you can shoot the panorama and the phone will add the metadata for you. Photospheres consist of an equirectangular panorama (which may or may not be 360x180 degrees) and metadata. Photos which are less than 2048 pixels on their longest edge do not use up the Google Drive data allowance. Storing these larger photospheres in PicasaWeb does use up some of my 5Gbyte storage allowance on PicasaWeb.
Google photosphere viewer full#
This photosphere is best viewed at full screen, to get the benefit of the higher resolution. Click on this link for a higher resolution photosphere shared on Google+ in this way. If you share the link to your photosphere directly from PicasaWeb, then it will not open in the Google+ photosphere viewer.
You can obtain shortened addresses using the Google url shortener. Open the photosphere you want to view and copy the address from the address bar in the browser. Panoramic images stored in Google+ are currently limited to 2508x1254 pixels in size, but it is possible to view larger photospheres, by storing them in PicasaWeb and sharing them as links on Google+. They can be viewed either as flat images or in an interactive viewer. Photospheres can be identified by the photo-sphere icon in the top left corner. If you want some pictures of the sun, then Google photosphere, which is also the name for the outer part of the sun, which emits the light that we see.
Click on this link for an album containing some of my photospheres from 2012.
Photosphere is the Google+ term for an equirectangular panorama, with GPS coordinates and specific embedded orientation information.
0 kommentar(er)
