andybryant wrote:Good enough for some uses... https://www.google.com/maps/views/profi ... 4882?gl=fr
andybryant wrote:Strange... When I look at the same photosphere - I see none of those issues.
What browser are you using?
I'm using Chrome Version 34.0.1825.4 dev-m on a Win8.1 PC.
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Destiny wrote:Hi...
I think the XMP Metadata is automatically embedded into the pano during processing in APG, so when the pano is used where the XMP is needed, the metadata is automatically detected...
"GPano XMP support. Yes, we support these metadata’s now in the generated panorama as soon as you have an image format that supports XMP ( jpeg or tiff currently). We support orientation and field of view for full or partial panoramas."
Destiny..
HansKeesom wrote:Destiny wrote:Hi...
I think the XMP Metadata is automatically embedded into the pano during processing in APG, so when the pano is used where the XMP is needed, the metadata is automatically detected...
"GPano XMP support. Yes, we support these metadata’s now in the generated panorama as soon as you have an image format that supports XMP ( jpeg or tiff currently). We support orientation and field of view for full or partial panoramas."
Destiny..
I have been fighting with http://photo-sphere.appspot.com/ only to get error messages. Hope that by using 3.5.1 these are over.....
Would hope someone wrote a programm that does what that website should do without all the hazzle.
marzipano wrote:HansKeesom wrote:Destiny wrote:Hi...
I think the XMP Metadata is automatically embedded into the pano during processing in APG, so when the pano is used where the XMP is needed, the metadata is automatically detected...
"GPano XMP support. Yes, we support these metadata’s now in the generated panorama as soon as you have an image format that supports XMP ( jpeg or tiff currently). We support orientation and field of view for full or partial panoramas."
Destiny..
I have been fighting with http://photo-sphere.appspot.com/ only to get error messages. Hope that by using 3.5.1 these are over.....
Would hope someone wrote a programm that does what that website should do without all the hazzle.
Your panorama has to be less than about 15MB / 60MPixels to upload using that Google facility otherwise it just stops with no explanation or message
Once I discovered that fact I've been using it without too many problems but I had to resize some images first (e.g using Irfanview)
Best
Martin
HansKeesom wrote:ok i was able to do 5 out of 6 steps as described at https://support.google.com/maps/answer/2839084
JUst don't find where to do the sixth step, the importing of the photosperes. maybe the translation is wrong, but the Display option where to inport from camera I can not find?
Anyone?
HansKeesom wrote:Destiny wrote:Hi...
I think the XMP Metadata is automatically embedded into the pano during processing in APG, so when the pano is used where the XMP is needed, the metadata is automatically detected...
"GPano XMP support. Yes, we support these metadata’s now in the generated panorama as soon as you have an image format that supports XMP ( jpeg or tiff currently). We support orientation and field of view for full or partial panoramas."
Destiny..
I have been fighting with http://photo-sphere.appspot.com/ only to get error messages. Hope that by using 3.5.1 these are over.....
Would hope someone wrote a programm that does what that website should do without all the hazzle.
marzipano wrote:HansKeesom wrote:ok i was able to do 5 out of 6 steps as described at https://support.google.com/maps/answer/2839084
JUst don't find where to do the sixth step, the importing of the photosperes. maybe the translation is wrong, but the Display option where to inport from camera I can not find?
Anyone?
Hi Hans
It is in Google map views - you should be able to read the url off the screen print
You just click to select the panoramas to be copied from the Google+ album(s) you have over to Google maps
They have to be approved which usually takes about 1-2 days
best
Martin
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