You will have to upload to maps, get approved, blur relevant informations, select all in your profile tab, and select Connect from the menu. This tour is done with Theta and connected on SV App: Ģ) Virtual tours, now, are to be created using SV App on your tablet/smartphone.
#PANOTOUR PRO GEAR 360 ANDROID#
I will not make other tests, because for low budget projects i have a Ricoh Theta S, that connects seamless with my Android or iOS device, without any orientation issue. You should try stitching on camera, using a supported device as a Samsung Galaxy S7. I think that metadata on orientation (?) are being loste during this workflow. I've stitched the two frame using ptgui, on my desktop, then i've uploaded to maps using Google Maps, and as result they are unusable. Hi will try to address all your questions: i'm a Google SV|T photographer since 2013, and now i'm embracing this new "revolution".ġ) wrong orientation: occurred also to me, and using Samsung Gear 360 from Google loan program. Thanks in advance for your help, this has been quite frustrating! Thirdly: And this one is more for Google - why on earth is there a complete lack of information about this? It seems to be all incoherent endless pages with not much on them to wade through before finding anything useful? I ended up Tweeting Google Maps to ask for help and instead got a reply from a helpful fan whom pointed me here.
#PANOTOUR PRO GEAR 360 SOFTWARE#
I assumed that once certified that this information would present itself, but can anyone confirm this? And then, are we given the tools by Google to make the tour? How do we then upload them? Are they available offline to show clients? We do have Panotour Pro software to make tours if not, it's just very confusing with the one page Google offers not having much information!
#PANOTOUR PRO GEAR 360 HOW TO#
Secondly: I can't seem to find information any where about how to make and upload Google Virtual Tours - we want to offer this services to businesses.
I've used a Samsung Gear 360 camera with the photos stitched together to make a panorama with the photo meeting all fields of requirement, so does anyone have any idea why this happens? As well as this, Google uploads some the correct way round but slightly wonky which makes us look massively unprofessional (despite the floor being flat and the tripod etc being balanced!). So firstly: I have my 50 photo-spheres (and then some!), but for some reason they get uploaded upside down and then they're incredibly difficult to move around on, ending up going side ways and almost working on a 'track' to view. So as I understand it, you need to take 50 photo-spheres to the required quality etc and then upload and tag them all on Google maps and then once approved you get the option to turn on you're 'for hire'.
I'm in the process of launching a 360 degree production company and I have a few questions about the process in regards to getting 'certified' for the index, among others.
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