I just shot my first 360 degree panorama using Bebop 360, which is full-blown Bebop Pro with the additional panorama feature. I am totally blown away, considering the low cost and ease of use.
I downloaded VR-Photo, a free viewing app for 360 photos. Using the Parrot goggles to "look all around" in the photo, is mind-blowing! Perhaps lacking somewhat in resolution, but never-the-less gives you a definite sensation of physically being in the sky.
The author of Bebop 360, Michele Vagnetti, has done an awesome job creating 3rd-party alternatives to Freeflight Pro. The apps are superior, and the documentation is as well.
I should mention that Bebop Pro, when used with goggles, includes head tracking. It is a little laggy, but way better than nothing, which is what Parrot has.
So, kudos to Michele for offering quality products at a great price.
I downloaded VR-Photo, a free viewing app for 360 photos. Using the Parrot goggles to "look all around" in the photo, is mind-blowing! Perhaps lacking somewhat in resolution, but never-the-less gives you a definite sensation of physically being in the sky.
The author of Bebop 360, Michele Vagnetti, has done an awesome job creating 3rd-party alternatives to Freeflight Pro. The apps are superior, and the documentation is as well.
I should mention that Bebop Pro, when used with goggles, includes head tracking. It is a little laggy, but way better than nothing, which is what Parrot has.
So, kudos to Michele for offering quality products at a great price.
