360 PhotoLab
Developer: Mattia-Fiorini
Blender add-on for reframing equirectangular 360 degree photos with a camera, multiple projections and LUT export.
What 360 PhotoLab does
360 PhotoLab is an open-source Blender add-on that reframes equirectangular panoramas using a camera. Loading a source image switches to Rendered mode and Camera View automatically.
Three projection modes are available (RET, CIL and CLV), with a comparison preview, and framing controls for yaw, pitch or vertical shift, roll and horizontal field of view come with fine-tune buttons. A .cube LUT can be applied for correction and export goes to PNG, TIFF or JPEG. Also included are resolution presets, print-size estimates and careful seam handling at plus or minus 180 degrees. Good for drone panoramas, virtual tours and landscapes.
Key features
- Camera-based reframing of 360 photos
- RET, CIL and CLV projection modes
- Yaw, pitch, roll and field of view controls
- Optional .cube LUT and multi-format export
- Seam handling at the 180 degree edge
FAQ
Is 360 PhotoLab free?
Yes, 360 PhotoLab is free. Click the Download Free button on this PluginDex page to get it at no cost.
Which apps does 360 PhotoLab work with?
360 PhotoLab works with Blender.
Who develops 360 PhotoLab?
360 PhotoLab is developed by Mattia-Fiorini. You can find their other plugins on the Mattia-Fiorini page of this catalog.
Where can I download 360 PhotoLab?
Download 360 PhotoLab free from this PluginDex page using the Download Free button. You get free access without paying.