Panoramas & views
Organising your panoramas, and everything on the Panorama tab: starting views, view limits, north, horizon and the nadir patch.
- Upload and Share a Single 360 PhotoShare one 360° photo by link, without building a tour, from the Panos library in TeliportMe. Name it, set its privacy and location, and reuse it later.
- Organise Virtual Tours and Panoramas in FoldersGroup your TeliportMe virtual tours into folders by client or city, and a tour’s 360° panoramas into folders by floor. Create, fill, rename and delete folders.
- Swap a Panorama: Replace a 360 Photo, Keep Its HotspotsReplace a panorama’s image in your TeliportMe virtual tour with Swap Pano. It keeps its place in the tour and its hotspots, so a retake doesn’t mean new links.
- Use the Same 360 Panorama in Several Virtual ToursAdd one panorama, such as a lobby or pool, to several TeliportMe virtual tours without uploading it again: from your Panos library, another tour or the editor.
- Set Initial Views: Choose Where a 360 Panorama StartsChoose which way each panorama faces when it opens in your TeliportMe virtual tour, and set the view visitors get when they arrive through a hotspot.
- View Direction: Which Way Visitors Face in a Virtual TourChoose whether visitors keep facing the same way as they move between 360° panoramas, or land on the view you chose for each room, with TeliportMe’s View Direction.
- Limit Zoom and Field of View in a 360 Virtual TourSet how far visitors can zoom and look up, down, left and right in each 360 panorama, or across a whole tour, with Viewer Controls in the TeliportMe editor.
- How to Set Up North Orientation in a Virtual TourTell TeliportMe which way each 360° panorama faces, so visitors keep facing the same way between rooms and the floor plan compass points the right way.
- Horizon Correction: Straighten a Tilted 360 PhotoStraighten a crooked or tilted 360° panorama with the Roll and Pitch sliders of Horizon Correction in the TeliportMe editor, with no need for other software.
- Hide the Tripod in 360 Photos With a Nadir PatchCover the tripod at the bottom of your 360° photos with a nadir patch, such as your logo, on the whole tour or one panorama, in the TeliportMe editor.