Bonjour , je cree ce sujet parce que je cherche par tout les moyens de cree des photos 360 pour les nominations de wayspots , on le sait tous , la plupart du temps quand on vote , les photos de street view dates de longtemps , et qui ne permet pas de savoir si la nomination existe ou pas , si vous avez des solutions je suis preneur 
I don’t trust those 360 photospheres. A lot of my early nominations were rejected because a professional photographer was placing beautiful photospheres with little to no regard for accuracy.
I find that a good supporting photo can be convincing. You can mention that Street View is out of date in the supporting text, and can point out things in your photo that reviewers can use to verify the location. You can also provide links in the supporting statement that prove what you say.
There’s not really an official way anymore. It would need several third party apps to do that
Jai deja essaye , cest pas que ca marche pas , ca fait de belle photos 360 , le probleme cest que street view n’accepte que les format mp4 et .mov , et pas les format jpg , et jai fais mes recherches , les appareils qui permet davoir des photos 360 en format mp4 ou mov , sont des appareils qui coute aux alentours de 300 ~ 500 euros 
, et jai tente de convertir en mp4 , street view la refuse quand meme 
there’s this old guide, no idea if it still works:
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There are very few ways to upload photospheres now, which is a shame because they are generally useful and accurate if taken in the field.
I use an Insta360 camera which can export to the Google StreetView if you have it installed still. That allows for single 360 degree photos to be uploaded with the correct geolocation data. Google would prefer that you create a photopath instead which I find takes a long time to process and is less accurate.
Be warned, compatible 360 degree cameras can be expensive and Google can drop support for them at short notice (guess how I found that out). Gone are the days that you could stitch a photo together on your smartphone, you will instead need one of these - Create and Publish your own Street View images
What’s the thing that needs to be deleted in 1 hour in this reply?
Pourtant je trouve que cest le seul moyen de savoir si la photo sphere est recente , le probleme, cest que verifier avec des routes qui date de 3 ans ou plus , cest difficile de savoir si le wayspot est valide ou pas , au contraire , je trouve que ce referer juste a des photos , cest pire justement , on sest pas de quel date la photo a ete prise , personnelement je prefere me referer a street view tu as les dates au moins .
Je sais pour le insta360 , mais bon , 500 euros
I use a free app called camera GPS
It places the date and coordinates on the photo. This helps when it is a location where you can’t see it.
Maybe you could try that?
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Ok mais est ce quil est visible sur les votes , la date etc… le gps ?
Yes. I use it in the supporting photo and point it out in the text along with why I have done that.
Mais ca risque davoir un filigrane dessus vu que cest gratos , et du coup photo pas valide ?
This would be for the supporting photo only. Do not use this for the main.
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Okok merci pour la precision
Du coup , on peut voir la position gps et la date sur la photo secondaire directement sur la photo 
je demande car je ne lai jamais remarque
The primary photo is the one that will be used for the wayspot - hence the need for good quality, no people or car license plates etc.
The secondary photo slot is there to help the reviewer establish that it is where you say it is. So you can have photos with date and GPS imprinted. It is also to draw on them if there is a point on the photo that you want to draw the reviewers attention to, in order to locate the object. And some even use this photo slot to put together an image that is a collage showing different angles.
For most wayspots all of this is not needed. I find it helpful on woodland trails or where a new development has taken place. So consider it an option when needed.