Then I remembered these cool mini planets I once discovered on the internet. And of course there are a few tools outside that can make something like that really good. But why not develop it by myself, and that as easy as possible? 3D 360-degree stereographic projections made with only one click. Your Panorama Skyline in the bird’s-eye perspective.

Features

    Generates little 3D planets from panorama images
    Generates isolated disks in 2 variants (ring inside/outside) from images
    Panel for PC and MAC, Photoshop CS6, CC-2014 and CC-2015
 
Functionality

Is a real 360 degrees panorama available, Mirrored Edges can be turned off, because the edges already will fit together perfectly. If the initial picture is only an ordinary panorama, „Mirrored Edges“ should be turned on. With this function the edges of the image will be mirrored from right to left to achieve a nearly seamless transition. To get the best result a few things have to be concidered before starting the projection. Here are 3 tips:

1. The horizon should be exactly horizontal. Drag a guide line and rotate the image into the right position.

2. For the planet function no objects should strike or overlap the top edge of the image.tip_2

3. The proportion of ground to sky should be minimum 1:1. Better results will be achieved if there are two parts sky to on part ground.

For Photoshop :

Plugin for Photoshop CC-2014 and CC-2015
Plugin for Photoshop CS6