Bigsh0t 2.1 has been released, with equirectangular-to-fisheye transform and optimizations.
I had my GhettoPro 360, but the footage that came out of it when I was biking was, simply put, unusable. It was simply too unsteady. I suppose it's because the lenses on the Theta SC sits on the end of a cantilevered arm, so any vibration of the helmet causes the camera to swing wildly.
Since I'm too cheap to buy a GoPro 360 with stabilization software - after all, I don't actually do much with my 360 camera - I decided to write my own 360 stabilizer.
And also generally upgrade Bigsh0t[a].
1. Screenshots
2. Downloads and Source
The source is available at Bitbucket[b].
The software is offered under the GPL 2.0 License[c], which, to quote the all-caps section of the license, means that THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE PROGRAM IS WITH YOU.
3. New Features
Go to bigsh0t at Bitbucket[d] for an explanation of how the plugins work.
Stabilization of 360 footage.
OpenMP on OSX.
Many of the plugins now uses a cached displacement map for transformations to avoid recalculating them for every frame.