Upload a way to share Street View to Google Maps

Google Maps users can upload their own Street View photos from now on, according to Google's official blog. Users can use Android phones (such as Nexus 4) to take 360-degree panoramic photos, upload them directly to Google Maps, and support camera devices such as digital SLR to import photos into the computer and upload them. In addition, the introduction of Street View tools also have a simple and easy-to-use interface, allowing you to easily upload photos.

By using mobile phones to shoot photo sphere panoramic photos, users first need to use Android more than 4.2 versions of the phone, then click the photo sphere Panorama image icon, and then stand in place, slowly rotating the camera with a small point, shooting the entire area you want to capture. For Android 4.2 version of the mobile phone or iphone, you can choose to use the 360 panorama and other third-party tools to shoot, through the site to convert photos, and then visit the Google landscape site manually upload. To make a detailed photo sphere panoramic photo, please click here for help.

Users can also associate multiple panoramic photos and create their own unique Street View maps, allowing users to become a special Google Street View car. Users can choose not to expose their own Street View maps, or to share them with others on Google maps or "landscape" sites. Please click here to see Help for a full picture of the related panorama.

Although the Google Street View team has been working hard, through the street to collect cars, backpack cameras and other tools to continuously improve the streetscape content, the new World's parks, railway stations and airports and other street content, but the so-called "mass power", to ordinary users to open Street View upload service is undoubtedly very sensible, To get the street View data more quickly, we are looking forward to seeing more and more users uploading the streetscape in the future, perhaps with your masterpiece. Now, take your camera and participate in Google's "Street View" program.