For a tiny planet, select Stereographic in the right menu. At the end, a 360 degree photo will appear in rectangular format with a lined rectangle overlay. Select Stitch and you will see two progress bars working. This is where you select all 26 photos in the 100_XXXX folder. It will ask you to Select Overlapping Images. For a tiny planet, select New Panorama from Images. This program can be used for any group of photos you have taken with any camera just so as there is some overlap. You open the Microsoft ICE (Image Composite Editor) program. When you download the data from the sd card you will have a DCIM folder with a 100Media folder that has other photos and videos you've taken and a Panorama folder with a folder in it labeled 100_XXXX where XXXX is the file number of the photo/video in the sequence of all photos/videos you have taken. After tapping the shutter button you will see the gimbal moving up and down and rotating counterclockwise as it takes 26 photos. When you take the photos you should select Photos, Sphere. Mine seem to be in order (sort of).but I didn't think ICE used the file number.I thought it used scene identification and tried to match like scenes (overlap) in different images. I like having the 26 images because they are the same file size as a normal photo.you can go into the 26 images and save any single photo you like.
#MAKE A TINY PLANET PHOTOSHOP HOW TO#
There are some YouTube videos on ICE to show you how to select the different settings. Sliding one way gives the planet the other way gives a reverse planet. I selected Jpeg, initiated the Sphere Pano with the right camera trigger button and now I have 26 images on my SD card.in the DCIM folder you will have 100Media (photos and videos) and Panorama folders!!! Now I can go to Microsoft ICE (free program), drop the images into the program, select Stereographic, and slide my finger in the middle vertically to make a tiny planet.
#MAKE A TINY PLANET PHOTOSHOP SOFTWARE#
It does not seem to stay with software updates. I saw immediately the Photo Type was Off.other choices are Jpeg and Raw.this setting does appear to stay after power off and power back up again. THEN.I went back to Sphere Pano in Single and then selected Menu (3 dots in upper right corner) and Camera. Sphere Pano in Single gave me one image file that was a rectangular 360 degree image. You have to be airborne for Pano to function.
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