How to output a stereoscopic panorama?

Function Introduction

Compared to standard panoramas, stereoscopic panoramas provide enhanced depth perception and spatial awareness, allowing viewers to better understand room scale, object distances, and the overall three-dimensional environment. When viewed with a VR headset, they deliver a significantly more immersive and realistic experience.

Applicable Scenarios

• Presenting interior design concepts through immersive VR experiences. Showcasing real estate model homes and architectural spaces with true-to-life depth perception.

• Sharing stereoscopic panoramas online for remote presentations, client reviews, and project approvals.

Function Entry

The following options have been added to Render Image → Panorama:

• Stereo: When checked, D5 will separately simulate the viewing perspectives of the human left and right eyes to generate a 360° panoramic image with a sense of spatial depth

• IPD (Interpupillary Distance): Used to set the viewing angle spacing between the left and right eyes and adjust the stereoscopic depth effect

• Slices: Used to balance image quality and rendering time. More slices can produce smoother image transitions,but will increase rendering time; objects close to the eyes and horizontal wide lines not near the horizon are prone to stitching seam defects, and increasing the number of slices can alleviate this

Viewing Method

• VR Headset: Directly view using devices such as Quest, PICO, etc.

• Stereoscopic Panorama Player: View using a desktop or mobile player that supports the stereoscopic panorama format

• D5 Showreel: Create a "Panorama Tour" project, upload binocular panoramic images from the local device, and the system will automatically process the correct online stereoscopic rendering method

Precautions Currently, spatial panoramas do not support binocular panoramic images