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MQuilitzsch
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December 7, 2017
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Embedding an Edited 360 Image

  • December 7, 2017
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Hi,

I edited a 360 image from a Theta camera.

Then, I added text images in the 360 photo in Photoshop.

I'm trying to embed a movable 360 image.

I tried using Momento360, but it did not embed the entire image. The size was not right either.

I know that I can upload a functional 360 image(s) from the Google Street View app, but I'd like to use an Photoshopped version of a 360 image.

Thanks very much


Matt

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      Correct answer Dramenon

      Yes, for  the latest version 2018 released on OCT 18 2017 there is an update to the 360 panorama workflow. You may Edit and Export 360 panoramas. Photoshop will maintain important metadata to work with third-party viewers.

      You would import/open the Theta image in Photoshop.

      1. Works as you normally would > add a layer or text etc to this image.
        Save your work (as a PSD.)
      2. Make a duplicate of your work and flatten the layers
      3. Then in the menu 3D  > New Panorama from selected layer.

      Then menu 3D  > Export Panorama

      The difference now is when you have finished Photoshop will maintain important metadata to work with third-party viewers.

      Hope this helps!

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      MQuilitzschAuthor
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      December 8, 2017

      Whoops...I see now 'Export Panorama'.

      Got it now.

      Sorry about that.

      Thanks so much Daniel.

        JJMack
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        JJMackCommunity Expert
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        December 7, 2017

        Without an example panorams file what can we say. You seem to be using some none Adobe software to create some kind of Panarama image file from a Theta camera.  Can Photoshop open that file into a editable Photoshop document?

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        MQuilitzschAuthor
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        December 7, 2017

        Great

        Thank you

        Here is more information and context.

        I took the image with a Theta camera, then I used Photoshop CC 2017 to edit the image by adding text (see attached image below).

        I'm trying to embed a functional 360 image with textual additions in a webpage (e.g. in an iframe).

        Dramenon
        DramenonCorrect answer
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        December 7, 2017

        Yes, for  the latest version 2018 released on OCT 18 2017 there is an update to the 360 panorama workflow. You may Edit and Export 360 panoramas. Photoshop will maintain important metadata to work with third-party viewers.

        You would import/open the Theta image in Photoshop.

        1. Works as you normally would > add a layer or text etc to this image.
          Save your work (as a PSD.)
        2. Make a duplicate of your work and flatten the layers
        3. Then in the menu 3D  > New Panorama from selected layer.

        Then menu 3D  > Export Panorama

        The difference now is when you have finished Photoshop will maintain important metadata to work with third-party viewers.

        Hope this helps!

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