What’s the best option for sharing 360 photos and videos? Are there any good hobbyist ones that have unlimited storage but without the commercial business prices?

I find Panoee the most user friendly, for sharing 360 images in forums. Not tried sharing a 360 video as yet

Look into “wesendit” it’s a Swiss based company that many Professional & Amateur Photographers use to send Files around our planet. They offer a free service of 3/4 a day and in your case sending 360 might draw a cost but check it out.

[image] Marcus259: Photographers use to send Files around our planet. I think @Darren_Rockach was more looking for a hosting service (viewing not sharing), I don’t believe that WSI do this.

If you need “free” 360 pano hosting there’s the option to host it yourself on Immich (which maybe an excuse to pull that Raspberry Pi out of the back of that drawer?). It isn’t perfect, as Immich displays a fairly low resolution copy of your file, and the viewer has to zoom fully in, pause until the…

[image] gaamuk: Also, I don’t think you’ll get a proper preview on the forum here Thats always something we can look at if you can do an iframe embed from it ;o) I’m still to find anything as quick and easy as Panoee live [image] Panoee.live Join the best 360° community! Explore…

For images it might also depend on why you want to share them, if it is just to share with friends or others for the sake of it, then actually Facebook is pretty good for a simple straightforward way of sharing. You could self host. I’ve started using Marzipano and self hosting, after trying several…

[image] scottmasterton: Not sure if I can include a link or not but I’ll try Link works, can you do an embed iframe from it?

Wow that is some road! Rather go down it than up it :man_shrugging:t2::rofl:

I’m not sure about that. Marzipano creates a standalone package of files and you can then host them whereever I guess. I host them on my own webspace and then link to that package. (oh, and I forgot but I think google photos also allows the display and sharing of 360s, again with limited options)

It was interesting :grinning_face: we went down then back up and then out across the Umbrall Pass

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