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This is not the place to have non-constructive rants about photography or photographic trends that you happen to dislike-for those, we invite you to use the recurring Salty Saturday thread. Use the flair system only for your portfolio and nothing else! Not allowed for example: Gear, blogspam, shortlinks. Photography School: Yes or No? Part I | Part II.Work for Free: Yes or No? Part I | Part II. IRC veterans: connect to :6667 and join #photography Shopping using these links generates cash for /r/photography projects, such as prizes for our competitions. Well, I typed a really long reply about my experiences with different hosting/sharing methods and then accidentally navigated away from this page so its gone. Any way, here's a comparison of three methods I've used so far for uploading/sharing/embedding 360 panos. Of the three I think holobuilder is the easiest entry level way to get your photospheres online. Google is great if you like using G+ and want to contribute to google maps/street view. I have 80k views on my G+ profile because I uploaded two photospheres of a popular beach in my area. The hassle with using google is you have to modify the meta data of your pano to include location info and other stuff so google recognizes it as a panorama. Lastly, Krpano/panotour give you great control and the ability to handle gigapixel sized panoramas. #Where to put files for pano embed pano2vr free#.
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