Make High Quality 360 sphere in PTGui for DJI drones

Using a drone (this vid uses content from a DJI Mini 2) you can automatically take pictures to create a sphere and then compile it in-app to make a full-360 image (then even Tiny Planets).
To make a high quality image though, you can manually stitch the images using PTGui.
1. Download the images from your drone. (With Mini 2, you need to first power it on, then plug it in to PC)
2. Open PTGui and import images 2-26 (25 total, first shot is redundant with Mini 2)
3. Project -- Align to Grid
4. Select your first column (including the dead bottom picture) of 4 pictures and apply the alignment (follow vid for more explanation)
5. Select images 5-25, set the right Shooting Configuration and under Horizontal axis, select the "Stretch to a 360* panorama" radial button
6. Apply and then go back to the main page (Project Assistant) and under "2. Set up panorama" click on "Align Images" button
7. Create panorama
You can also use the Insta 360 Studio app to make high quality Tiny Planet pictures (and use their Color Plus feature).
Can you guess what this picture was taken? Here is the answer: / cmscazpoox8
I think this must be the only tutorial on this specific issue.

[@femiomomo4467]

I found a way to get 140 megapixel.Try using Litchi to take the Panoramas with your DJI drone. (Shoot in manual and adjust your shutter speed to 1/8000 or max, ise you iso setting to get an exposure you are happy with. Then use panorama sticher pro version 4, to stitch. The images produced are approx 140 Megapixel enjoy 😊!.

[@TiPitSgtBuddy]

That sounds wild! WoW. I wonder what platforms would accept that size of image though

[@eprohoda]

TiPit! heello.really super recording,see u around~)

[@preacherpilot]

THANK YOU!!!!! I’ve been trying to figure this out!

[@TiPitSgtBuddy]

just send me the files you want to stitch and I can make it happen.

[@ACrouchingTaiga]

you told me to check out your channel after a game of tf2 and this is proof that I did

[@TiPitSgtBuddy]

Bruh, I do videos in Mexico and yeah, im legit :P

[@ACrouchingTaiga]

@@TiPitSgtBuddy i didnt think u werent legit I just thought itd be funny to follow up

[@philipchong6273]

When you shoot in clear blue sky, you get these funny columns of dark strip in the sky.

[@TiPitSgtBuddy]

I didnt get that issue, but I think that if you manually adjust the connection points it could fix it. Otherwise, are you shooting a 360 sphere?