Uploading videos is relatively straight forward, but here are some of the things we’ve learned the hard way (and you should be aware of).
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Lessons Learned Using the Google Street View Publish API
Developers August 19, 2022
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An Open Letter to Mapillary: Update Your API Docs, Please
Developers August 12, 2022
In this post I will go through some of the challenges (mainly though lack of documentation) with the v4 Mapillary API we experienced when building Explorer.
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Enrich your Photos with Historic Air Quality Data
Developers August 05, 2022
In this post I will show you how to find the air quality at the time and location a photo was taken.
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Enrich your Photos with Historic Weather Data
Developers July 29, 2022
In this post I will show you how to find the weather conditions at the time and location a photo was taken.
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Turn timelapse photos or video footage into Strava activities
Developers July 22, 2022
Use the telemetry captured by your camera to automatically create and upload an activity to Strava.
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Automatic horizon leveling of GoPro 360 photos (with no GPMD) (Part 2)
Developers July 07, 2022
Understanding the geometry of an equirectangular image and training a computer to detect the horizon.
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Automatic horizon leveling of GoPro 360 photos (with no GPMD) (Part 1)
Developers July 01, 2022
Analysing what camera roll looks like in equirectangular photos and how to account for it.
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Using GSpherical and GPano Metadata tags to adjust for roll, pitch and heading
Developers June 24, 2022
In this post I will show you how to use these tags to ensure your equirectangular images and videos are loaded correctly in viewers.
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Automatic horizon and pitch leveling of GoPro 360 videos
Developers June 17, 2022
A proof-of-concept to dynamically adjust for camera roll and pitch in equirectangular videos.
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Using ffmpeg to dynamically adjust the yaw of GoPro 360 videos (Part 3)
Developers June 10, 2022
Using calculated heading values to ensure videos are shown in 360 players facing the same direction as they were shot.