Notes:

If you're accessing this via ArcGIS Marketplace, don't click Purchase Request; instead, download the add-in directly from ArcGIS Online.
Users with ArcGIS Pro 2.5 – 2.6 should use this alternate Oriented Imagery add-in installation.
Users with ArcGIS Pro 2.2 – 2.4 should use this alternate Oriented Imagery add-in installation.

Use the Oriented Imagery add-In for ArcGIS Pro to explore non-nadir imagery from aerial, drone, or terrestrial sensors. Load an oriented imagery catalog (OIC), click a location of interest on your map, then explore any available oblique, street-view, or inspection images that depict your area of interest in the viewer. As you pan and zoom, see the camera’s field of view dynamically updated on the map. Check out this 2D app or this 3D app to see how it works.

The Oriented Imagery add-in for ArcGIS Pro is intended to let users view preexisting oriented imagery catalogs (OICs). To create your own OIC, which is a prerequisite for visualizing or sharing your own oriented imagery collection, download and install the Oriented Imagery Management Tools from ArcGIS Online.

For developer resources related to Oriented Imagery apps and the Oriented Imagery API, visit the Oriented Imagery GitHub repo.

Requirements:

Oriented Imagery is compatible with ArcGIS Pro 2.2+.

This edition of the Oriented Imagery add-in is compatible with ArcGIS Pro 2.7+.

If you have ArcGIS Pro 2.5 – 2.6, you should use this alternate Oriented Imagery add-in installation.

If you have ArcGIS Pro 2.2 – 2.4, you should use this alternate Oriented Imagery add-in installation.

Features include:

Support for standard frame, panoramic, or omnidirectional cameras (among others)
A built-in viewer for non-nadir imagery, or the option to integrate a custom imagery viewer
Spatial navigation tools designed to work with non-nadir imagery
Querying based on current view and filters (including time)
Image enhancement options
Linear and height measurement tools (when the imagery supports it)
Synchronized display of view extent
Option to display extents and images similar to your current selection
API to help 3rd party developers
Tools to create and manage oriented imagery catalogs (OICs)
Create custom apps to view oriented imagery with the Oriented Imagery Web AppBuilder widget, available soon on GitHub

What's new:

Version 2.7 (Released July 4, 2021)

Support for Image services OICs
Tiff Image Support
Bug Fixes for Current Coverages

Version 2.6.1 (Released May 23, 2021)

Support ArcGIS Pro 2.8

Version 2.6 (Released April 4, 2021)

View and explore OICs in authoring mode, without publishing to ArcGIS Online
Load local JPG images from OICs in authoring mode
Change OIC parameters in authoring mode using the OIC Properties tool or the attribute table

Version 2.5 (Released Sept 20, 2020)

Default minimum viewing scale set to exposure points and coverage map, if not set manually by user.
Click on an exposure point to view image.
In ArcGIS Pro 2.6 : Addition of OIC directly from Catalog Pane and Catalog View / Right click for options.
In ArcGIS Pro 2.6 : Now shows 3D Current Coverage frustum in Global or Local scene.

Version 2.4 (Released July 9, 2020)

Bug fixes to improve reliability

Version 2.3 (Released May 15, 2020)

Pressing Alt+Click now shows ground points
A bug fix allows users to add local OIC files

Version 2.2 (Released March 12, 2020)

Lightweight add-in installer released for ArcGIS Pro 2.5+
Improved user experience for digitizing features

Version 2.1 (Released January 31, 2020)

Improved user interface for the Add Oriented Imagery dock pane
Bug fixes to improve reliability

Version 2.0 (released July 24, 2019)

Support for editing in the Imagery Viewer added.
Support for Oriented Imagery API 2.0 enhancements added.
Bug fixed to ensure the Add Data pane shows the complete list of OICs.

Version 1.1.2 (released May 28, 2019)

Add OIC dialog shows scroll bar.
Removed right click on viewer.

Version 1.1.1 (released March 29, 2019)

Separate installers created for the Oriented Imagery ArcGIS Pro add-in and the Oriented Imagery Management Tools.
OICs now sorted by name and scroll bars appear in the Add Data dialog.
Bug fixed: Users can now add and access a layout in an ArcGIS Pro project.

Version 1.1 (released January 31, 2019)

Pro add-in bug fixes
API bug fixes and enhancements (Added support for depth, thumbnails shown in viewer, support for bubble image pyramids, viewer support for any size image, mensuration and ground to image transformation for bubble and panoramic images, support for nadir images and image services, client-side projection engine, overlays button in the viewer, support for asymmetrical bubble imagery, and more)
OIC management toolbox bug fixes and enhancements (Added new Analyzer tool, support for logs, option to optimize the image format when uploading to the cloud, improved polygon calculations; updated publishing tools for large OICs; changed field names)

Version 1.0.2 (released October 12, 2018)

bug fixes, added support for drone (DJII) imagery

Version 1.0.1 released (September 6, 2018)

bug fixes, new GP tool