See the width and enter half of that in Height, so if your image width is 24576 pixels enter height of 12288 pixels.Open the last panoramic created above in your favourite image editor, I will use MS Paint as its simple. Įxport DJI pano created by MS ICE Step 3 : Resize Panorama to fit Facebook requirementsįacebook 360 guidelines say that the Height (Vertical) should be half the Width (Horizontal). you can increase the image quality if you want but the default quality is pretty HD ,so much that one can even zoom in. Step 4 of ICE which is “ Export” just click on “ Export to disk”, which is under the “ Image” option.On Step 3 of ICE, click on “ Auto Complete” as it will fill in the small spaces which might be left earlier.On Step 2 of ICE, again hit next without changing anything, by default you will see that “ Spherical” will be selected which is also the option that we need.
Import Images on ICE and click next to proceed to Step 2 which will Stitch the Panorama
EXIFToolGUI – EXIFToolGUI is a GUI version of EXIFTool which we will use to change the exif data of the image making Facebook to believe its a pan image. Image Editor – Any basic image editor because we will use that to resize the panorama which would meet the requirements of Facebook. Download Microsoft Image Composite Editor (ICE) and install it like any normal software Microsoft ICE – Microsoft has made a very decent software which does align the images and make it all neat and tidy. DJI Drone – Obviously, as we will use this to take the snaps. So let’s get onto with the Tutorial Whats needed for making Facebook friendly Panoramic The steps might seem alot but they aint much, the most time will be how slow your system is to stitch the images etc together. Edit EXIF Data of the image so Facebook can be fooled into believing that its a panoramic. Resize the images as per Facebook guidelines. You can also use this in making a drone 360 for your Facebook Cover of a page/profile Steps Involved to make Facebook friendly Panoramic with DJI In this post I will be explaining the simplest and quickest way to make 360 Degree Panoramas (or less if you like) and upload them on Facebook so Facebook detects them as a 360. The first thought was that Facebook 360 photo is not working but turns out it need few steps. there is alot of post processing required. 
One day I decided to make a 360 degree panorama with my DJI Phantom 4 Pro, so took it out and selected the Pano mode and it took 32 images and came back took out the SD Card from DJI so I could upload them on Facebook – guess what !!!.
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