Edit360: THETA Converter Free

[vk360gr]

This application “edit360: THETA Converter Free” what can I find it? does anyone use it?

[codetricity]

I don’t know of any use cases. If you buy it, please report back on your experience.

‎edit360

On the desktop, there is a free tool called Hugin, that can reorient the image:

• Using Hugin to Change Image Orientation
• Hugin HowTo: Adjust THETA Image Tilt and Centering
• Hugin HowTo: Convert 360 Image to Cropped Flat Panoramic Image

[vk360gr]

how do you “leveled photosphere images” the crooked photos?

[codetricity]

Look at this artcle

Hugin HowTo: Adjust THETA Image Tilt and Centering

[image] There are many ways to fix the tilt of a 360 image. Photoshop can adjust orientation with offset adjustment. Affinity Photo is also popular. If your viewer supports XMP data, you can edit the metadata. For example, in Facebook and most social media applications, simply drag the default orientation with your mouse. I will show you a technique to use Hugin. It’s not necessarily a best practice as it’s a bit cumbersome. However, this technique may have a place in your toolbox if your vi…

You need to change the default to jpg image and run a batch process.

You can also use photoshop

Tutorial: Using Photoshop to Resize, brighten, change orientation of THETA Images

This is in response to a question on the official forum and ongoing discussions regarding editing exif data and with hugin. It occurred to me that the person might simply want to resize a single THETA image with Photoshop. In that case, here’s a workflow. Original Image In THETA desktop application, default position. [image] In Windows photo viewer. [image] Export XMP data [image] Here’s a closeup of the menu selection. [image] Edit in Photoshop Change Center Focus Use Filter → …

[vk360gr]

do I try to figure out why a photo may be wrong? because as long as we keep the camera in any way, when we take the picture through the Theta application, the photo appears in the good.

[codetricity]

When you import the pictures into your desktop application, the XMP data may get stripped out.

Try to connect the camera to your computer with a USB cable and then move the files to your computer manually, not using automatic import into an application.

The photo orientation correction is stored in the JPEG metadata.

What application are you having problems with?