| ▲ | blululu 3 hours ago | |
Neat. For folks who are more comfortable with using the terminal than paying for things, I have used this python libraries to make isospheres from 360 photographs: https://github.com/Teque5/pydymax | ||
| ▲ | andrehacker an hour ago | parent [-] | |
That sounds really cool, can you expand a bit on the workflow you used: what format were the 360 pictures in and how did you convert that into data that this Python library uses ? | ||