Photoshop will keep the EXIF data, but many other photo editing programs will clear this data out. However, adding in a sky with clouds and different colors can be tricky since you are working with a distorted image. It’s not hard to do a very plain, one color sky. I will have a tutorial how to do this in my next article so be sure to subscribe to my newsletter to get an update when it comes out (on the side bar or at the bottom of the page). You can take this panorama into Photoshop and add a sky in. After a few minutes, you will receive your final panorama.Set your output folder and file name, and then hit Render. I just leave mine at the default settings. You can mess around with the export file, quality, and other things. Click the Render button (looks like a settings button).It will run for a minute or two, and then generate a stitched, flat panorama. It is a green button that looks like a play button. Click the Detect/stop all button at the bottom.Change Default Crop from Clamp to Panorama Content to Maximum Projection Range Otherwise, skip this step (It will still produce a working interactive panorama, but it will prevent the interactive view from going above a certain point where the sky stops. (Optional) If you want to add a sky in Photoshop after stitching make sure to change the settings to produce a full 360 panorama.

Select each photo or click the first one, hold shift, and then click the last one to select them all. Import photos by clicking Select Images.However, Autopano Pro is about $110, while Autopano Giga is about $220. You now have 2 ways to stitch your panorama, and give it the correct EXIF data (information that includes GPS coordinates, time, device, panorama info, etc.) to become an interactive panorama on Facebook: The Paid/Easy Way or The Free/More Work WayĪutopano Pro or Autopano Giga can be purchased here from Kolor. Import all of these images from your SD card to your computer.Press Start and give it a few minutes to capture all the photos.Click the Pano Settings button in the bottom left of the screen.Click the menu to the top left and select Pano.Open Litchi and connect to your drone.

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