#Mi sphere stitching images software#
These 360-degree images are also viewed as panoramas where you simply spin the phone all around you or slide your finger on the touch screen to view a quasi immersive scene.īefore the iPhone, the only way to capture a genuine spherical panorama was to use a special camera designed for the task and employ stitching software to bind multiple shots together - and you can still do that. Since you can view 360-degree images and spherical panoramas through VR headsets, from Google Cardboard to the HTC Vive Pro, referring to them as VR is not too much of a stretch. When you shoot a 360-degree spherical image, you capture every point around you in all directions, side to side and up and down. Sometimes 360-degree images are referred to as 3D or VR, though with 3D, the camera also captures depth information, which can be used to create 3D models that let you move through environments. With standard panoramas, you shoot while revolving around your own axis, but without the up and down parts. A 360-degree photo lets you observe a scene in any direction from a single point of view and today’s smartphone apps make it easy to accomplish - you don’t have to do anything except use a dedicated app and move your smartphone around you to capture and view a scene. But as smartphone photography became ubiquitous, the intriguing 360-degree spherical panorama came into vogue. Today’s smartphones have made amateur photographers of all of us.
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