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CES Rayner #XR #VR #AR

360 community - what is your preferred 360 still image viewer?

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For PC-based 360 viewer options - can't help you, sadly. I'm here for the thread. Online, I've got to give a shout out to lapentor.com. Free, robust and easy as pie. Here's one I put together awhile back.

app.lapentor.com

Woodford2019-Fire360

11:31 PM · Nov 23, 2022

CES Rayner #XR #VR #AR

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Thanks - there are a few decent online viewers. I've not heard of Lapentor before, looks like 3 tours for free, then $25 a month. I'm hoping to find a very quick 360 viewer for use in 2D outputs, understand where editing is needed, etc. Insta360 *was* the best at that