Click here to download the full sized file. Here's a sample result taken handheld in portrait position. Go to the new Gallery app and click on the thumbnail of the 360 photos you've just taken to see the resulting 360 sphere, if it's not yet done stitching you will see a status of the stitching process. Photosphere will stitch the photos automatically. Once you've completed the sphere press the stop button. Slowly complete the sphere by aligning the camera to where the blue spots are. Click on camera icon on the lower left section of the screen and then select the sphere icon. You should see the viewfinder as shown in the photo below. To begin using photosphere just launch the new camera app. If you've followed the instructions correctly you should see two new icons on your phone. The link is also found on the first website I mentioned. There is a menu item saying "install zip from SD card". Another thing I also had to do was put a micro SD card to my S3 because in clock work mod you have to get the file from the SD card. It turns out I needed to install clock work mod first. Now, reboot." For some reason I could not find that Dalvik cache option. Before rebooting, find the "Fix Permissions" option and select it.
#Photosphere tripod how to#
To install it I basically followed the instructions I found on this website How to Install Google's New Jelly Bean 4.2 "Photo Sphere" Camera on Your Samsung Galaxy S3 It's pretty straightforward except the part where he says "Once in Recovery, wipe Cache and Dalvik Cache. I am no expert on android and I usually don't want to modify my phone as I might break it and loose important data but for this case I needed to test the photosphere for a project I am working on However Jelly Bean 4.2 might still be months away from being officially released to the Samsung Galaxy S3 so I had to do some "hacks" to install this feature. Android Jelly Bean 4.2 has this cool feature which allows you to create 360 panoramic photos, it is called photosphere.
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