If you don’t do any edits, just straight out of the camera, the Z1 will look a little better. If you edit the One X2 well but don’t edit Z1, then the edited One X2 will look better than unedited Z1. If you edited both, then z1 will look much better than One X2. You can compare side by side here https://360rumors.com/360-camera-comparison-tool/#photo

I understood. For some reason I cannot communicate with clients and I was thinking of doing a panoramic photo processing business for photographers. Because I think it is more convenient for someone to take photos and send them for processing than to do it yourself.
Thanks for your answer anyway. I really like your videos.

hi Azat. If you just want to show your prospective client what a virtual tour looks like, you can show them virtual tour websites such as Kuula or Teliportme or Cloudpano. But you should be very clear that the virtual tours were not shot by you. The better way is to get your own 360 camera and learn how to shoot before you start selling. Some people advocate selling tours before you have a 360 camera and I’m not in favor of that approach. It is like someone offering you to eat at their restaurant when they’ve never cooked food themselves, or someone offering to cure you when they are not doctors. It is borderline unethical.

Hi Matt. I connect my Z1 to my PC and from there I can access the Theta Z1 like a drive, including erasing files or moving them.

Thanks Carlos. I used to recommend Panono, but now it’s been superseded by the XPhase, which is superior in every way: detail, stitching quality, usability, workflow, price, literally any criterion I can think of other than being more well-known. And moreover, fact that Panono now charges for stitching each photo became a total dealbreaker. You can see my XPhase vs Panono comparison here: https://360rumors.com/xphase-review/#comparison