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error 400
guys please help me idk what to do
when i upload photo it appear
my photos are 360 i sure.
How did you take the photos?
i used an app named HDReye on iPhone it takes 360 photos im sure they are 360.
Could you send it here?
it is 9mb in original pic.don’t worry about resolution and quality👍🏽
I wanted to try uploading it with another program to test if the problem wasn't with the image, so I needed the original photo. Alternatively, you could check the photo's metadata with exiftool. It should contain metadata like this:
Use Panorama Viewer : True
Projection Type : equirectangular
Cropped Area Image Height Pixels: 4682
Cropped Area Image Width Pixels : 10752
Full Pano Height Pixels : 5376
Full Pano Width Pixels : 10752
Cropped Area Top Pixels : 0
Cropped Area Left Pixels : 0
First Photo Date : 2023:03:01 17:18:17.548Z
Last Photo Date : 2023:03:01 17:19:50.3Z
Source Photos Count : 30
Pose Heading Degrees : 8.0
@manhoos69 Try downloading exiftool and running .\exiftool.exe -UsePanoramaViewer=true -ProjectionType=equirectangular FILE.jpeg
I'm getting the same error on an image. Initially I tried uploading the largest jpeg I could (104.6 MB). Thinking it might be a filesize issue (even though that's not reported in the error message) I tried smaller sizes. A 50% version (25.7), and finally a 25% at 6.5 MB.
exiftool reports the following for all images (metadata is kept intact across resizing). Here is the report for the full size image:
Use Panorama Viewer : True Cropped Area Image Height Pixels: 9355 Cropped Area Image Width Pixels : 18710 Full Pano Width Pixels : 18710 Full Pano Height Pixels : 9355 Projection Type : equirectangular
Attached is a 25% version of the image:
debug gives the following:
{ "error": { "code": 400, "message": "The image is not a 360 photo.", "status": "INVALID_ARGUMENT", "details": [ { "@type": "type.googleapis.com/google.rpc.ErrorInfo", "metadata": { "EXTERNAL_MESSAGE": "The image is not a 360 photo." } } ] } }
For @manhoos69 and @ckoerner:
I was able to upload your photos by changing a few flags, it seems that Google doesn't like if you downscale the resolution.
.\exiftool.exe -CroppedAreaImageWidthPixels=4677 -CroppedAreaImageHeightPixels=2338 -FullPanoWidthPixels=4677 -FullPanoHeightPixels=2338 .\363772727-72cd9259-dde7-4220-a12b-5eb90cd60983.jpg
I recommend instead of cropping, use paint.net to compress the jpeg, Google has a max filesize of 75mb, so you could do 98 or 99% compression and get it below 75mb.