The reason I like the RAW/DNG files for making the panoramas is that in post-production, I have more leeway to adjust almost all aspects of photo quality. I am also planning on making very large prints 3.5ft x 3.5ft (1.1m x 1.1m) of the resulting tiny planets, so working with the best quality possible is the goal. It also preserves all kinds of information so that if something is a little overexposed or underexposed, it can be corrected easily. JPEGs are not ideal, here’s a simple analogy: a Microsoft Word document is like a RAW/DNG file and a JPEG is like a PDF file. Sure, you could edit a PDF, but given the choice, most people would opt for the Word document for full control.
For 360° panoramas with the DJI Go 4 app, I would use full manual mode and make sure to not overexpose the bright areas, and it was possible to shoot RAW/DNG photos.
I use the whole Adobe suite, so I would stitch to them together first in Lightroom and do color correction/grading, then export to Photoshop to make tiny planets with an easy 5-step process I found on YouTube. I have been able to replicate the Litchi tiny planets quite well, they look almost identical.
So, to reiterate, are RAW/DNG 360° Auto panoramas with the globe icon currently possible with Litchi? If so, how do I go about programming the Litchi software to do just that?
FYI, I use an iPad mini 5th gen for flying my Phantom 4 Pro V.2.0.
Thanks for the help in advance, I will really appreciate it!