Panos sharing

Aoterof1 · Dec 26, 2017

Greetings
How can I share a 360 pano picture? When I try it shares a plain jpg
picture instead of the 360 image. Thanks

H Jordan High · Dec 26, 2017

Aoterof1 said:
Greetings
How can I share a 360 pano picture? When I try it shares a plain jpg
picture instead of the 360 image. Thanks

The easy way:
1) save the 4000x2000 image to iOS camera roll
2) upload to RoundMe.com

The more viewable way:
1) save the 4000x2000 image to iOS camera roll
2) find an Exif editor and modify the following
A) Make: “RICOH”
B) Model: “RICOH THETA S”
3) upload to Facebook and it will recognize it as a 360 sphere.

Sadly DJI strips off all Exif metadata from the 360 images. Even if they didn’t, I don’t think Facebook has DJI make/model always tagged as 360. The better solution would be for DJI to add Exif XMP tag, "ProjectionType=equirectangular" and we wouldn’t have to do anything.

Here’s my source data: https://facebook360.fb.com/editing-360-photos-injecting-metadata/

P.S. I use https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photo-data-by-exiƒ-photos/id992313925?mt=8 but it’s not free.

pmshop · Dec 27, 2017

H Jordan High said:
The easy way:
1) save the 4000x2000 image to iOS camera roll
2) upload to RoundMe.com

The more viewable way:
1) save the 4000x2000 image to iOS camera roll
2) find an Exif editor and modify the following
A) Make: “RICOH”
B) Model: “RICOH THETA S”
3) upload to Facebook and it will recognize it as a 360 sphere.

Sadly DJI strips off all Exif metadata from the 360 images. Even if they didn’t, I don’t think Facebook has DJI make/model always tagged as 360. The better solution would be for DJI to add Exif XMP tag, "ProjectionType=equirectangular" and we wouldn’t have to do anything.

Here’s my source data: https://facebook360.fb.com/editing-360-photos-injecting-metadata/

P.S. I use https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/photo-data-by-exiƒ-photos/id992313925?mt=8 but it’s not free.

For the Facebook edit and 360 pano upload, No need for an Exif editor.
From the properties menu of the file, go to details.
Edit the Camera Make and Camera Model the same as above post.
Apply then upload.

If the file is saved as a .png, you will need to use paint to save as .jpg before you will get the Make & Model properties.

H Jordan High · Dec 27, 2017

pmshop said:
For the Facebook edit and 360 pano upload, No need for an Exif editor.
From the properties menu of the file, go to details.
Edit the Camera Make and Camera Model the same as above post.
Apply then upload.

If the file is saved as a .png, you will need to use paint to save as .jpg before you will get the Make & Model properties.

Is that from the desktop or iOS? If mobile I’m interested! I should have prefaced that my instructions were specific to iOS.