[Bob Kepner]

Has anyone had any experience in viewing the 360 links on Samsung Gear?  My client uses Samsung and when they put their phone in the googles, Samsung Gear starts and they can’t get back to the link to view the panorama design.  I don’t own a Samsung, so I don’t know how the process works.  Is there a way to turn off the Gear program to view the links?  Any help is greatly appreciated.  Thanks

[Jen Davis]

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[Clover Elmers]

I’m not sure that it really about the same, but maybe this video could help you https://youtu.be/6-0osm5hWec

[ivy michael]

Using Panorama 360 with the Samsung Gear is an immersive id badge printer way to capture and view 360-degree images. I find it helpful to ensure the lighting is balanced and to keep the camera steady for the best results. The seamless integration makes creating virtual tours and unique content straightforward.