I’ve finished this virtual tour and would really appreciate feedback from experienced pros. If you have a moment to take a look, I’d love to hear what’s working well and any suggestions for improving it or getting more value from it. https://360.patriotdrones.media/tours/-ereghOD1

Hello everyone! My name is Steve, in Yakima, Washington State, USA. I just bought the course and joined this community, and I'm looking forward to learning how to create virtual tours, which I have been fascinated with for some time now. I bought an Insta360 X4 a couple of years for a trip back to my homeland - Perth, Australia. The footage is still on the micro SD Card. Hopefully I can learn what to do with that, too. Question: Do I need to upgrade to a newer camera? If so, how much should I be able to get for my X4? Thanks for creating this community, Zach!

Hi; I believe I shot this to high. (maybe 6" to 12" to high) Are some rooms just to small to shoot? (Example Bathroom 2) For the interior shots, could you share 3 helpful suggestions with me on this Tour? https://app.cloudpano.com/tours/LpVPHRm82

We’re excited to share a 360° Virtual Tour created by VISTA24 for Vaishali Thali! 📸🌐 A great dining experience starts before the customer even walks through the door. With an immersive virtual tour, customers can now explore Vaishali Thali virtually, get a feel for the ambience, and experience the space before visiting. From the entrance and seating area to the overall dining environment, the tour gives potential customers a chance to look around, connect with the space, and make a more confident decision to visit. At VISTA24 – Virtual Tours & Branding, we help restaurants, hotels, hospitals, schools, retail stores, offices, and businesses across industries showcase their spaces and build a stronger digital presence. 📍 Vaishali Thali — now ready to be explored in 360°! https://app.cloudpano.com/tours/dzjzqh9e0?disable=watermark

When determining the Northpoint "N" while setting up scans for a virtual tour, there appears a compass in the upper-right hand corner while in the "editing" mode before "Share & Publish." Is there a way to keep that compass visible for the viewer while viewing it after the virtual tour has been launched, or made LIVE? My client is requesting that feature be added to their tour. Please advise... Thank you