Click the map to drop the pin, or drag the pin to fine-tune.
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Set North
Drag the panorama left / right until the direction you want as North sits under the marker. Scroll to zoom.
Upload a site ZIP to view cubemap faces
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← drag to pan · scroll to zoom · double-click to resetswipe to look around · pinch to zoom · double-tap to reset
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Load a site to generate the hemispherical fisheye view
Load a site, then open this tab to build the 3D reconstruction
click to enter · mouse look · WASD move · Q/E up/down · Shift fast · R reset · Esc unlock
Face
Tool
Class
Load a site, then pick a face to edit.
Capture panorama
360° panorama with your phone
Hold the phone upright and turn on the spot, without walking.
Pick the lens, tap the round button, then line each ring up with the centre circle and hold still: photos are taken for you.
When the picture is full, tap Finish, then set North.
About 40 photos. The first time, turn slowly right and back so the app learns how your camera is mounted.
Lens field of view
The app measures the real field of view itself from your first two photos, so you rarely need this. Change it only if the result still looks stretched.
This page is shown inside another website, and that site is not allowing the camera or motion sensors here.
Open the tool in its own page and it will work:
Open VisionMRT in its own page ↗
Turn your phone upright (portrait)
Stitching your panorama
Preparing…
Every photo is lined up with all the others, the lens and exposure are matched, and the pictures are blended without visible seams. This takes less than a minute on a phone.
Your panorama
Gaps (usually straight up / down) are filled automatically. Next you will mark North, then the cubemap is built.