But as time goes on, the quality of images will become important, just like the move from the old TVs from only 20 years ago to the world of HD and now 4K. That may not matter to everyone, especially when it's still a shiny new toy. The also downgrade the quality quite substantially. One thing that Facebook is doing which, although disappointing, is understandable, is that the images lack the ability to zoom in and out. They aren't likely to get overthrown as the quantity kings but from the perspective of how it's used, things have now really changed. The world's biggest collection of photospheres remains Google's Street View. 360° photography is not new, but it is very new to many people because the places you could see it were rather limited.
More importantly, businesses who use Facebook as their primary advertising platform are going to be able make the most of the single most important emerging technology out today. This really is a groundbreaking change in the way people will be able to show the world around them, no matter where they are. Facebook Has just made it possible for the world to see 360° photospheres (virtual tour images) as of today.
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