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# 360 Cameras in Solink
This guide provides an overview of the various 360 camera views available in the Solink video player and the [Video Wall](/docs/watch-and-find-video/manage-cameras/video-wall.md).
It is generally recommended to use 360 cameras in areas where you want to get a full view of what is happening in your store, such as a customer dining area or queue area.
It is not recommended to use 360 cameras for our AI features, such as [Zone Tracking](/docs/understand-your-business/ai-features/vision-analytics/zone-tracking-search.md) and [Line Cross](/docs/understand-your-business/ai-features/vision-analytics/line-cross-search.md).
**Note**: In Video Wall, the default view for 360 cameras is [Pinhole View](#pinhole-view). You can however display a 360 camera in [Split View](#split-view) in Video Wall. Please reach out to your Customer Success manager if you would like this option.
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## 360 View
**360 View** is the default view for 360 cameras.
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{% tab title="Web" %}
Drag with your mouse to move the camera around and explore the camera view. You can also use the controls in the top right corner of the camera view to explore the area and zoom in/out:
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{% tab title="Mobile" %}
On supported fisheye cameras, tap the **360** button to interact with a panoramic view (pan and zoom).
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## Split View
**Split View** provides two separate views of the same 360 camera.
Select the **Split View** button in the top left corner of the video player to switch to Split View:
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## Quadrant View
**Quadrant View** provides four separate views of the same 360 camera.
Select the **Quadrant View** button in the top left corner of the video player to switch to Quadrant View:
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## Pinhole View
**Pinhole View** displays the entire 360 camera capture area at once.
To switch to Pinhole View:
1. Select the video player settings button (gear icon) in the top-right corner of the player.
2. Toggle **Pinhole View** to "ON":
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