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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 2, 2015
  • October 5, 2018

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Easily capture stunning panorama photos with your compatible DJI drone. Fly, frame your shot using the live FPV screen, and let the app automatically take the necessary photos for seamless stitching.

Automated panorama capture
DJI drone compatibility
Live FPV screen for framing
Yaw and pitch control
Fast panorama creation (under 3 minutes)
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What's New in DronePan

2.0.5

October 5, 2018

- DJI SDK 4.7.1

User reviews

Crashes with Osmo+

Crashes as soon as picture taking starts.

Crash

Crash ogni volta che la apro

Waiting for acceptance on fb group

It currently allows osmo to take pictures and videos, but immediately crashes when I try a pano from this app.

Does not work with Mavic Pro

I can’t speak to any other platform, but it does not complete a sequence of photos on the mavic pro. Very disappointing.

Osmo

Please update it to use for Osmo.

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FAQ

What does DronePan do?

DronePan is an application designed to automate the process of capturing panorama photos using compatible DJI drones. It allows you to fly your drone, frame your shot using the live FPV screen, and then automatically takes the necessary photos with precise yaw and pitch movements.

Which DJI drones are compatible with DronePan?

DronePan is compatible with several DJI drone models including the Inspire1, Phantom 3, Phantom 4, Phantom 4 Pro, Mavic Pro, and Spark. It also works with iOS devices.

How much does DronePan cost?

DronePan is a free and open-source application. There are no costs associated with downloading or using the app.

What is required to use DronePan?

To use DronePan, you will need a compatible DJI drone and an iOS device. It is also recommended to update your aircraft to the latest firmware before use and keep your drone within line of sight.

How do I stitch the photos together after capturing them with DronePan?

Once you have landed your drone and captured the photos, you can stitch them together using your preferred panorama stitching software. The developers highly recommend using programs like PTGui or AutoPano Pro for this process.