A | VIRTUAL TOUR : 360x180°(WEB, DVD,..)

The 360x180 ° panoramic views are called sphericals as they allow a full navigation without any horizontal or vertical limitations for enhancing highlight places: region, local business, villa, town road path… The panoramic views provide the required interactivity to visit "as if there was." More than an animated photography, it allows the user to walk, view the details and interact with the environment. The spherical panorama helps to see a space in its horizontal space but also vertical rise, it is more adapted to "prestigious" properties with a high roof height like a castle.

The final media may be the Internet or CD-ROM (small ID card format is a prestigious way to leave your name and address to your contacts). The principle is simple and easy to use as you can see from the examples available on this website. The achievement is also simple: we can integrate both your panoramic virtual tour to a existing website or to achieve a specific independent website.

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B | CYLINDRICAL PANORAMAS (PRINT)

.The views at 360 ° cylindrical say are composed of a sequence of images showing a limitation at ground level and sky. The final application is mostly printing, as a minimum of distortion is sought for a horizontal reading of the image. The cylindrical panorama can show a facility or an environment respecting the perspective (little deformation), the angle of view is close to the one of the human eye (about 50 mm).
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C |GIGAPIXELS PANORAMAS (ZOOM IN & OUT)

These views are characterized by several gigapixels which do allow a total inner navigation within the image without loss of quality
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D | PANORAMAS INTEGRATION ON GOOGLE MAP

The views can be integrated within the satellite maps proposed by Google. Each marker can accurately inform a specific place defined by its GPS. It is thus possible to discover a region, city, a district with pinpoint accuracy and thus enable the user to program his holiday with serenity and comfort.
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