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Virtual 360 Photography

WHAT is it ?

Virtual 360 Images are either taken with a 360 camera, or lots of still shots stitched together to create a high definition version.  We've tried out both of these approaches, are glad to offer both, yet highly recommend we chat to determine the best solution for your needs as well as those of your customers.

How can we view it?

It all depends on your device:​

  • Computer - use the mouse to turn your viewing angle: you can see up, down and all around!

  • Works on Mac and Windows machines

  • Options include window or full screen

  • iPad - two main methods:

    • FREEMOVE: Hold it up and you'll see the sky, hold it down and you'll be looking at the ground, spin around and see in every direction. 

    • THUMBS: The alternative method uses your thumbs while in a natural grip on the device.  Move your left thumb up on the screen to move forwards, slide slightly to the right to move right, etc.  Your left thumb works in a similar fashion, yet adjusts your view.

  • iPhone - three methods:

    • FREEMOVE: Hold it up and you'll see the sky, hold it down and you'll be looking at the ground, spin around and see in every direction. 

    • THUMBS: The alternative method uses your thumbs while in a natural grip on the device.  Move your left thumb up on the screen to move forwards, slide slightly to the right to move right, etc.  Your left thumb works in a similar fashion, yet adjusts your view.

    • VR Headset (aka Google Carboard): Simply place your phone into a VR headset (doesn't have to be made of cardboard!) and click the screen once to go into VR stereoscopic mode.  Simply look around in any direction.

Some Examples..

Below are some illustrations of different window sizes.  Be sure to check them out on phones and iPads too.

Keep scrolling for some more interesting variants with added interactivity!

Want more immersive?

Yes - us too!

We are always looking for more of an experience, and can offer movement, info boxes and hyper jumps via our solutions below.

Here's an interactive 360 storyboard...with hyper jumps and info bubbles that can take weblinks and even video!

Or click here for full screen mode 

Want even more immersive?

Well that's all about interpretation and opinion, yet here's something you can tour around and add informational content bubbles too.

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