/kloc-the difference between 0/80 panoramic scanning and 360 panoramic shooting.

In fact, the reason is very simple. /kloc-The difference between 0/80 degrees and 360 degrees is the difference between a semicircle and a circle. For example, if you use the panoramic shooting function of 180 degrees, if the photographer is a coordinate point, then the photo taken is from the left side to the right side of your body (that is, the semicircle in front of you), and the image within this range is exactly 180 degrees. You can't see the picture behind you. The 360-degree shooting function is an upgraded version of the 180-degree shooting function. It can not only shoot the picture in front of you, but also shoot the picture behind you at 180 degrees. (This photo is usually taken for panoramic roaming display. Photographers are like a circle center, that's their difference. (Limited expression ability, I wonder if I understand: -D)