Kuula 360 gallery

I have been using Panoraven but recently it had become chargeable so I have switched over to Kuula. Love that it is able show a few 360 videos within a single iframe with the selection of the photo from the thumbnail bar at the bottom.

My earlier post on Panoraven, momento360 and Instavr

http://ezitnew.blogspot.com/2019/03/momento360.html

Kuula is equally user friendly and you can easily create a tour with multiple photo uploads, similar to that of Panoraven.

Select create tour from the menu.

Add the title and click on select images and choose from your files the 360 images to upload.

You can choose the transition type. Remember to click on post.

To get the link or code to embed on your site, click on share under my tour.

With a free plan, you can build a complete walk-through tour. However, hotspots will not be visible to anyone except yourself using the free plan. 

You are able to see the photos and move between them using the thumbnail bar with the free plan.

On the free account you can upload a maximum of 25 images at one time and a total of 100 images each month. 

The following are 360 photos taken by the students taken by the students during the Sustainable Singapore Gallery Learning Journey.

https://kuula.co/share/collection/79FTK?logo=1&info=1&fs=1&vr=0&zoom=1&sd=1&autop=10&thumbs=1

Momento360, Panoraven and InstaVR

Finally figured out how to embed the 360 photos using momento360.

1. Capture the photo or video using a 360 camera.

2. Upload your 360s from your computer or smartphone to Momento360.  Sign in, click on the camera icon in the top right corner, and you’ll be automatically prompted to choose the photos you want to upload.

3. Select the 360 you want to embed, then click on the share icon. You’ll see this: Click on “Share or Embed a Link,” then on “Create Link.” Select the link and copy it to your clipboard.

 4. Now you’re ready to embed the link on your blog or Google site using the HTML code

Replace the <> text with the link you copied from the previous step.

https://blog.momento360.com/how-to-embed-360-degree-photos-on-your-website-or-blog-67595173bcb1

360 photos of our villa at Banjaran hotspring resort in Ipoh, Malaysia taken in Dec 2019 using Samsung 360 gear. Love how you can drag and look around the room including the ceiling.

Using Panoraven seemed more straightforward. Free for personal use. https://panoraven.com/en

Just click on the icon to copy the code and insert it using HTML on the blog. Below is a 360 photo taken at Sentosa.

Love Panoraven as you can add a few images and not only one. Example below of Penang Hill.

Instavr.co seemed much better with the option of adding information and hotspot(to link to another 360 photo e.g. another room). However the ability to publish on web seems to be offered only in the pro version which is chargeable.  I have used the iframe (step 4 for Momento above). The Watermark is splashed all over as can be seen below and the embedded iframe didn't show up on my phone, only on desktop.

https://cdn.instavr.co/html/HjJmkAqeDRwH8CcjU4Io_app.html?bust=e25sgzxdjfv