"Forcing 360 presentation of Panoramic images makes me so mad! 360 viewing shouyld be for 360 photos taken with 360 cameras! There is an art lost when you force our panoramic images into this 360 mode. great that you want to support new forms of photography, but this ruins panoramas.
"I hate this feature!!! How long will it take FB to get the message! It ruins my compositions!" Please fix it as showing panoramas as partial 360 photos look horrible to say the least." "I do not have the option when I post panoramas in albums (or individually) on facebook using chrome on my mac. Some might use it, but when I post a pano, I want to see it as a pano. Open https: //for live-streaming, and select 360 video. "I don't have any options on my photos either. Connect to the camera and apply stitching calibration, refer to 4.1.3. Please make this function as optional! Thank you!" In this 360 view the picture is not anymore it is meant to be. "Dear Facebook! if I make a panorama photo, I would like it to be shown as it is, I bsicly use Facebook to share my photos and this functuon is very very annoying. Īs seen at this website, I'm clearly not the only FB user who finds this practice of theirs annoying.
#Panorama video facebook how to#
But when you go to that page, it doesn't explain how to disable the 360. I found this at Facebook's help center, but note that Facebook provides a link to another Facebook help page, claiming that it explains how to disable the 360. But if you start with FB, then select the photo, you can disable the scrolling feature by toggling the globe logo in the lower right corner. If you select the photo, then select 'upload' (or the up arrow with the square) and then select FB, there is no option to disable the scrolling feature. With respect to those 360 photos, if you wish to disable the scroll view so the user views the entire panorama photo (as it is meant to be viewed) I previously wrote: This recent occurrence has me wondering why Facebook thinks its users prefer the scroll mode over a fixed panorama? If I disabled it within Facebook's app, it should remove all tagging of it being a scroll (or 360) photo. But when I try to make this photo my cover photo, Facebook converts it to a 360, meaning the viewer can't see the entire photo at once and has to scroll left or right. I disabled the 360 on a photo when I created a recent gallery from my smart phone and the photo shows up in my album as it was shot (the entire photo visible at once). Youtube is a video content visualization service provided by Google Inc. I upload some of my photos to FB using this method and disabling the scroll (AKA 360) mode. The Facebook Like button and social widgets are services allowing. Find the live-streaming option on the camera screen and log in with your Facebook account.
#Panorama video facebook update#
I have a concern with how Facebook handles photos shot in panorama mode. Update your camera's native app (such as Giroptic IO or Insta360).
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