I got tired of needing a PC to stitch my DJI 360° panoramas, so I wrote an app that does it on the phone
I shoot a lot of sphere panoramas with my Mini 2, and the in-app result never satisfied me: low resolution and no way to use the DNG files. Stitching properly meant going home to a PC.
So I built zenpano ( sebip.github.io/zenpano/ ). You point it at the folder with the panorama shots and it gives you a full-resolution 360° panorama, with the sky cap closed, ready to share.
What it does:
stitches from the JPGs or from the DNGs (more detail in shadows and highlights)
runs on Android and on Windows, fully offline
on my phone a panorama from DNG takes about a minute and a half
closes the hole at the top of the sky
lets you fix a bad seam locally by picking a different source frame
has a basic editor (exposure, shadows, highlights, colour)
Tested on Mini 2, Mini 3 Pro, Mini 4 Pro and Mavic Air. If you fly something else and want to try it, I’d be glad to see how your set comes out.
The trial is not time-limited; it adds watermarks to the output.
360 on https://kuula.co/post/L8xbm
I’m the author, happy to answer questions.
