A 360° (spherical) panorama covers the full 360 x 180 degree view. How it is shot, stitched and stored, equirectangular vs cubic projection, and its uses.
What you need to shoot spherical panoramas and virtual tours: 360° cameras, DSLR with fisheye, panoramic heads, tripods, drones, software, and which fits.
Publish your spherical panoramas in resolutions up to 65500 pixels, spherical video up to 500 MB, combine panoramas and videos in virtual tours, create your portfolio, and even a website on your domain.
You can easily create presentation videos from your spherical panoramas uploaded to the TrueVirtualTours website. See some examples of how they can look and how to create them.
Rylo positions itself as an action camera with unsurpassed stabilization of 360° video. For me, one of the important indicators was the possibility of shooting 360° spherical panoramas in the resolution of 6000x3000. After more than six months of use, I can share how satisfied I am with the capabilities of the camera and whether the camera has met my expectations.
You don't need an expensive tripod and panoramic head to shoot a 360° panorama. Camera settings, a string-and-weight trick for parallax, and what to avoid.
These criteria quibble as much as the user sees, because the tours / panoramas checked by these criteria claim to be included in the “Best” category, which means they have to undergo a rather strict quality check.
Create a 360° virtual tour online in three steps: upload panoramas, add them to a tour, link scenes with hotspots, publish and embed. Free plan included.