DJI Mavic Air 2 Sphere 360 and Flickr

[Deleted member 119987]

Weird question but, I took a 360 Sphere pano this morning. Posted it on Flickr. It shows animated as going around in a circle. Kind of neat actually. I'd like to replicate it.

https://flic.kr/p/2mXUVN6

yet another one posted yesterday is flat. Is there a setting that I am missing/ or is it just a Flickr thing. It doesn't do that on any other site that I am aware of.. it does it here with a drag of the mouse.

 

[Steve Wells]

Cool Flickr does this. I’ll have to try it. If you post to google photos it does it as well. Here us one this weekend on my mavic 3. Mavic 3 360d panno on google photos

Also seems to work on facebook.

 

[MS Coast]

There are a number of free hosting sites where you can upload 360-degree panoramas and pass the URL along for people to view.

5 Best Platforms to Upload Your 360 Photos | VeeR VR Blog

VeeR has collected some best 360°panoramic photo platforms to showcase the portfolio for 360 photographers.

veer.tv

How to Share 360-Degree Photos | HOW-TO GUIDE

So you've shot some cool new 360 degree photos. How do you share them so other people can see them? Here are some places to start.

havecamerawilltravel.com

I've used kuula.co and momento360 with good results.

Mostly, I post spherical panoramas on my own web server account. Marzipano is a great online tool for creating code to embed panoramas on a webpage. It's also free.

Marzipano Tool

www.marzipano.net

 

[Deleted member 119987]

Cool Flickr does this. I’ll have to try it. If you post to google photos it does it as well. Here us one this weekend on my mavic 3. Mavic 3 360d panno on google photos

Also seems to work on facebook.

Cool effect and all, but I wanted it in a flat image instead. In order to do that, I had to clip off the edge in photoshop if I wanted a flat image on flicker.

 

[BingBong]

Weird question but, I took a 360 Sphere pano this morning. Posted it on Flickr. It shows animated as going around in a circle. Kind of neat actually. I'd like to replicate it.

https://flic.kr/p/2mXUVN6

yet another one posted yesterday is flat. Is there a setting that I am missing/ or is it just a Flickr thing. It doesn't do that on any other site that I am aware of.. it does it here with a drag of the mouse.

Useful thanks, I didn't know Flickr supported spherical panos. My Air 2S creates great 360s that only need light editing on the stitched JPG. I posted some on Facebook which are OK, but no zoom. A couple on my Flickr stream here. They are fairly fuzzy-looking, and no zoom Bruce Clarke on Flickr
They look a lot better on Kuula, and have zoom BruceCk on Kuula