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I took a series of shots inside an old hotel with my back against the wall, so I ended up with the material for a hemisphere rather than a sphere. It makes a nice static image (from the preview), but I’d like to render this as something that could be viewed and navigated - but Stitcher won’t let me render it as a cylindrical or spherical .mov. One thing I thought of doing was force-stitching blank frames in the appropriate positions, but before I embark on this, I thought there might be better ideas here.
Has anyone done this before? What should I do?
Thank you,
David
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Render the scene out as a spherical image then get a copy of Pano2VR and load the rendered image into it. You can then define the limits of the spherical image very easily to cut off the black areas.
Andrew Baddeley
360 Tactical VR
Immersive Imaging Solutions
http://www.360tacticalvr.com
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