360 Cylinder Stitcher — UWC Immersive Zone

Desktop app

The full pipeline — batch-stitch captures, render the wall master, CNC centerpiece, projector planning, multi-device screens. Mac + Windows.

macOS · Apple Silicon + IntelDownload for Mac Windows 10/11Download for Windows

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One-time setup: install Insta360’s free Insta360 Stitcher (download) — the app uses its ProStitcher engine and can’t bundle it. ffmpeg is built in.

First launch (the app isn’t code-signed yet): Mac — drag it to Applications, then run this once in Terminal and open it:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "/Applications/360 Cylinder Stitcher.app"
Windows — SmartScreen → More info → Run anyway.

Batch-stitch VID_* captures → equirectangular (ProStitcher; up to true-native on RTX)
Render the flat cylindrical wall feed at the full 15720×2812 (ProRes .mov)
Full-res 360 reframe → MP4 / ProRes · split into 4 edge-blended projector feeds
Everything in the browser apps below, too

Render node on Windows + RTX (sharpest wall): for the no-upscale 15720×2812 wall, run from source on a Windows + NVIDIA RTX box — the CUDA blender lifts the OpenCL 16384-px limit so the equirect can render true-native. Clone github.com/UWC-Innovation-Hub/cylinder-stitcher (private), install Insta360 Stitcher + Node 18+, then double-click tools/run-windows.bat (pulls latest → installs → launches). In Stitching: Blender = cuda (auto on Windows), preset = True-native (RTX). The packaged installer above has the older 8K pipeline.

Browser — no install

Preview the wall in any browser (Add to Home Screen on iPad to run like a native app). Client-side. The full stitch + render pipeline, CNC centerpiece and fabrication tools are in the desktop app above.

3D viewer · content preview · projector planning · multi-device screensArt Installation at Iziko →

Art Installation at Iziko — preview equirect / flat / PSD content on the real cylinder geometry; pan & flip, dynamic wall-band sizing, 4-way projector split, ceiling-projector rig (height · distance · pitch · coverage), FPS walk-through, Projector-FX dark room, and split the wall across phones/tablets (multi-device screens).

DaVinci Resolve plugin

GPU-native DCTL port of the wall shader. Grade + geometry + warp — the same maths the app uses — as a Color-page node. For editors delivering the wall master out of Resolve.

DCTL · macOS + Windows · ~5 KBDownload Resolve plugin

Install (macOS): unzip → bash install.sh → restart Resolve. On Windows copy iziko_wall.dctl into %APPDATA%\Blackmagic Design\DaVinci Resolve\Support\LUT\Iziko\. Use as: Color page → any node → right-click → LUT → Iziko → iziko_wall. Every control shows as a slider matching the app.

In the plugin: zoom stops · rise · width squeeze · 3-zone gaussian warp · exposure · contrast · saturation · brightness · WB gains · shadow lift · highlight recovery · clarity · vibrance · vignette · 7 look transforms.
Do upstream: 360→cylindrical unwrap (Fusion PanoMap or ffmpeg v360) and 4-way projector split (Fusion macro coming). The DCTL expects the flat wall band as input.