For grading your photos then Snapseed is by far the best choice.
For your adjusting photos, for now anyway, there is still only one app for fixing horizons and that’s Edit360.
Personally I use Theta+ more often than not.
To create a traditional 16:9 video then there is a choice, Theta+, Collect or Insta360 One free capture.
To remove unwanted objects in photos I’m using Touch Retouch.
For editing photos & videos on the move, I’m using either Theta+ or VeeR Editor now they’ve got rid of the watermark.
You can safely get that from the official windows site here. You may now need to download Visual C++ if you’re missing a. Also if a video doesn’t play, you can change the decoding in preferences and so far it’s worked every time. You can now precisely change the pitch to 90º for tiny planets. Tip: In preferences change the camera move steps to 1 for more precise movement and then under Window category, choose to show debug info. Only things I feel are missing is the flat pano view and ability to click or use keyboard arrows to move on to the next photo. Usually I end up with around 12k after positioning the image to where I want. With its high quality print screen shots you can create huge 15k planets, although every time you zoom in it of course loses size. I use this for creating tiny planets on desktop. There’s no button-packed toolbar or nested right-click menu, just drag and drop your photo or video and it starts playing immediately.
What’s the Best 360 Camera for Google Street View Photography?Ī stripped-back interface makes it very easy to use.
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