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360-degree videos represent a novel form of visual content. Instead of watching a static scene from a camera, users can swipe across the screen to explore all angles, from top to bottom, left to right, even before and after logging into Facebook. Isn't that amazing?
Similar to Youtube, to watch 360-degree videos on Facebook, users need to use a mouse or rotate their phones left or right. Overall, its structure and operation are no different from Youtube's, but its impact and reach will undoubtedly be greater because Facebook offers easier sharing functionality.
Explore Facebook's 360-degree videos Here.
You can also check out Youtube's 360-degree videos Here for comparison.
Although watching 360-degree videos on Facebook and Youtube are intriguing concepts, users still prefer traditional video viewing methods. Additionally, due to technology constraints, the video quality remains relatively low. Hopefully, with the increasing number of Facebook users, the video quality will improve in the future.
Facebook continues to introduce changes to retain and attract users. Major fan pages can now use videos as cover photos, expanding beyond static images. Tips on using videos as cover photos for Facebook fan pages have been shared in previous tutorials by Mytour. Check them out, folks!
