Panorama Equirectangular 360 Derajat Mulus

A 360-degree equirectangular panorama depicting [Troy, Anatolia, approx. 12th century BC. The moments after the Trojan Horse is pulled inside the city walls.]. Composition & Camera: Full spherical equirectangular projection captured from a fixed central viewpoint. Continuous, seamless 360-degree environment where the far left and far right horizontal edges align seamlessly. Architecture, people, and environmental elements are evenly distributed across the entire view. Lighting: Uniform, evenly diffused ambient daylight from a neutral sky dome with no dominant sun direction. Consistent illumination intensity, color temperature, and soft omnidirectional shadows across the full 360° panorama to prevent seam lighting mismatches. Style & Details: Realistic historical materials, authentic physical behavior, and sharp focus throughout the entire panoramic depth. Constraints: No directional sunlight gradients, no seam artifacts, no borders, frames, cropped views, modern elements, UI overlays, or fantasy styling.