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Hello everyone. I am writing this post as I'm looking for advice about working with 360 degree panoramas.

New mac pro 2017. I know how to shoot them, either manually, or by using the Litchi app. My question is regarding what program can I use to stitch them together into a panoramic sphere, thus creating a 360 environment that I can then take my mouse (or finger on mobile/tablet) and pan around inside the image? And is there a type of program or file format that will allow me to view these panoramic spheres on my computer? Or do I have to be connected to a browser for it?

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I'm trying to use this for work to document a job site. I want to be able to save these image (panoramic sphere) files for later inspection just as I would save a photo or a video into a case file. Thank you for your help/assistance. I kinda wish that his step-by-step would explain the reason for several of his actions. The reason he expanded the final image canvas was to make the image fit exactly twice as wide as high; this is because many pano photo viewers automatically associate a 2:1 image with being a full 360ºx180º spherical image. The reason he changed the photo properties to make it seem like the camera used was a RICOH THETA S is because this popular camera generates 2:1 spherical images and there are freely available web viewers that would give the friendly pan/zoom controls automatically for those images.

Good thread fellas. I am after a solution too. No problems creating the 360 pano way of Litchi and Microsoft ICE. But getting it to display so I can pan aorund it is the missing link for me atm. Have no interest in Facebook and don't use that. MS have their Photosynth site but it is end of life and closing down. I tried the free FSPViewer but it does not render the 360 pano properly.

Davidr your ptgui image looks great. That software does a reallyt good job and the interface works well. But it pretty expensive software for occasional use. You are hosting that image on our website is that correct? Had a quick look at Hugin and was wondering how one views the output.

This being my stumbling block for me atm. The Microsoft ICE tool is super easy so ideally I would like something to view its output locally + someway of sharing it online like at Google photos.

Also look into Hugin, an open-source app built on some of the same core math libraries as PTGui. I kinda wish that his step-by-step would explain the reason for several of his actions. The reason he expanded the final image canvas was to make the image fit exactly twice as wide as high; this is because many pano photo viewers automatically associate a 2:1 image with being a full 360ºx180º spherical image.

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The reason he changed the photo properties to make it seem like the camera used was a RICOH THETA S is because this popular camera generates 2:1 spherical images and there are freely available web viewers that would give the friendly pan/zoom controls automatically for those images.