Sat 05 Jan 2013 1. Consider your camera position
2. If lighting is different in the scene, then turn exposure lock off
3. If you have a for sale sign, place it at the foot of the tripod
4. Place a leaf or some marker under the centre of the tripod
5. Shooting in crowds, shoot vertical sections of the 360 as gaps appear in the crowd - it is possible to take a 360 with just a few people in it!
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