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October 2020 NOTE: Please note that is video is now very dated and does not show the current preferred method to edit 360 photos using Adobe software. This is a detailed look at the workflow I use when editing my Ricoh Theta S 360 equirectangular photos. It is applicable to any 360 images from any 360 camera. I make use of the following software: Hugin - freeware 360 stitching and manipulation app Adobe Lightroom Classic CC Adobe Photoshop CC Ricoh Theta desktop app Free Photoshop Actions described in this video: Domemaster Actions for Adobe Photoshop courtesy of Andrew Hazelden https://github.com/AndrewHazelden/Dom... Nadir cap mirror ball courtesy of Peter Nyfeler https://tinyurl.com/yanwlnax Facebook group mentioned in the video: / ricohthetausers My 360 Equirectangular Adobe Lightroom preset files, each has been created to minimise creation of a seam line when single click activated, however, a seam line may occur, so you should take the image into Photoshop as I described to check and correct if necessary. A seam line (particularly in the sky) detracts from a 360 image when viewed in the round. The ones in the folder are the funky and artistic presets, the one by itself is the subtle preset I use all the time, and which I featured in this video. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/j9om3anev8... Index of this tutorial video: 0:00 Introduction 1:04 Straighten horizon using Hugin 5:20 Images imported to Adobe Lightroom 7:05 Adding keywords, descriptions etc to image metadata 14:07 Adding or editing GPS location metadata 19:03 Lightroom Develop Module overview 20:32 Lightroom Presets for Theta images 21:32 Explaining adjustments to Theta image made in Lightroom 23:44 Sending the edited image to Adobe Photoshop 25:00 Adjusting the image in Photoshop overview 25:55 Describing Photoshop Actions for equirectangular images 26:50 Using Shadows/Highlights in Photoshop 29:54 Using Photoshop actions to view image nadir 35:20 Sending the adjusted image back to Adobe Lightroom 37:05 Detailed run through of Adobe Lightroom settings to adjust Theta images 41:12 Workflow to remove tripod from nadir of image 50:22 Using Lightroom graduated filter for zenith 52:30 Settings used to save image from Lightroom to .JPG for web sharing 54:18 Looking at the final edited Theta photo in 360 viewer 56:28 Choosing a good location for tripod to minimise post-work nadir removal