- [Voiceover] The other free service I'll introduce you to
is called Spinattic.
So you see here it's Spinattic.com,
and it's just open again in my normal browser,
and this is the home page and it's showing us some samples.
It has a very social style to it.
So even on the homepage it's showing us
some different photographer's work.
So let's go ahead and log in.
And as it first logs in, again, being socially oriented,
it's showing us some images
from photographers that I'm following.
Now go ahead and go down here to create new tour,
and right away it gives me the chance to upload
a panorama, or more.
Let's go ahead and use our
nighttime shot from the Lincoln Memorial.
Click open, that uploads the file,
and it does it's processing.
Just go down here and create and customize tour.
With Spinattic at this point, it's not live on the website,
until I go up here and I click here
for publish, or put online.
First it gives us the chance to do
quite a few different customizing features.
It does offer hot spots, although we won't add
hot spots in this case, since we're just posting
a single panorama.
The view settings I like to use,
first to set the initial view,
I like to set it a little bit just off
from the main part of my scene,
so that when it starts to rotate,
it rotates into the main part of the scene.
So if I just click this icon here,
it says set as start up view.
It's already moved on me a little bit.
So I'll click there.
I also like to keep my minimum and maximum
field of view settings in check,
because I don't like the user to be able to
zoom in too far, or zoom out too far,
but we're doing okay here with the default settings,
we'll just adjust it a little bit,
just for demonstration purposes.
The scene settings, it's where you can add a title,
our image already came with a title, so that's already set,
the thumbnail is the rectangular small version,
and we can set a location of course.
And with this kind of viewing option,
it's nice to have the location so that people
can find this on the map.
So let's just type in the Lincoln Memorial again.
Lincoln Memorial Circle, we'll take this one.
I'm not too worried if it's exact at this moment,
we can double check it another time.
Looking at some other general settings,
I don't want to go through each setting here,
but it's very user friendly, and pretty self explanatory,
so I'd encourage anyone that wants to try this out
to go ahead and go through these one at a time.
There are quite a few customizing options,
again that's something that it's better
to take a few minutes and just peruse through on your own.
And from here we can go ahead and click the offline,
and we'll move it to live in the background,
but it's giving us one more chance to double check settings.
The title is a default title, so let's change that,
this is the tour title, not the image title.
So we'll say Night Scene in front of Lincoln Memorial.
Let's leave the description blank for the moment,
I'll probably add something a little bit later.
For the location, I do want to use a single location,
since we only have one image anyway.
And I can click on make my tour live.
So now, on the Spinattic home page,
it can be found on the map,
or if people are following me,
they'll be notified that there's a new tour that I posted.
We can click on the full screen,
and just take a look around and make sure
we like how our tour looks.
I like these ghostly images of people moving about
in front of the memorial, it's a nice image.
And on the other side we have the monument as well.
Okay, so that's Spinattic.com.
Again, it's free, it's currently still
considered in beta, I don't have any information
on their plans, or if they'll charge later,
but these services always seem to have free options,
so I think it's a good option for you to try.