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Do I need 360 photos, or is a flat photo enough?

No, you do not need a photo that spins: a flat frame of the dish is enough, the one that reads on the card. It usually weighs more than the terrace can take, and it does not change what gets ordered.

See whether one frame from the pass already shows what the portion is.

In Madrid people wait on a spinning photo and the menu goes out with no image, or with one that will not load.

The card carries the photo of the real dish, still, at a size the phone will open.

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