FAQ

If you’re in the business of wanting people to come to you, then absolutely yes!

Shops, restaurants, cafes, stadiums, theatres, self catering accommodation, hotels, castles, distilleries, ski resorts and beach huts alike can all use 360 degree photographic tours to create a taster of the experience.

Spaces that can benefit from 360 degree photographic tours include:

• Residential property

• Commercial property

• Restaurants

• Hotels

• Shops

• Offices

• Showrooms

• Yachts

• Schools

• Tourist attractions

• Distilleries & Breweries

• Museums

• Holiday lets

• Members Clubs

You could also use immersive 360 degree photography for Proprty and Content Reporting for insurance purposes and inventories.

No, not really and you will certainly recoup the costs in your next successful booking.

We can tailor a package to suit your marketing needs, depending on where and how you would like to use the 360 degree photos, whether you’d like us to create a tour for you, or even if you’d like to run events.

Ultimately, it is a tool to help you increase your revenue, so the cost should never outweigh that increase.

Of course! 

We have testimonials and examples showcasing some of our clients Virtual Tours.

The technical specification of the cameras we use is far higher than those of a smartphone, and in addition to taking the photographs, we do a lot of work behind the scenes including editing. Several photographs come out of the camera, and we stitch them together to create the one, seamless photograph, also removing any stray items like someone’s foot or the camera's monopod feet. The level of detail you can then zoom-in on is extraordinary and far clearer than something from a smartphone. What’s more, we can add links in to sell your merchandise and product straight from where it’s on display in your shop.

The 360 degree tour is an interactive experience, putting the customer in the driving seat. 

The viewer can choose what view they want, and move around the photograph as much as they want, zooming-in on interesting details and choosing how quickly they move from room to room (or image to image). There’s no need to rewind to see something again as the video whizzes past it again; you can simply adjust the view yourself and peer in to your heart’s content.

Yes, absolutely.

Whether you’d like to add that yourself, or you’d like us to add it, a pre-recorded audio is a great touch to guide a customer through your tour.

You can even add live audio, creating a virtual event in your venue, where you speak live with customers anywhere in the world in your business venue.

When we have taken the photographs and agreed on your package, we will also agree timescales for editing and the virtual tour production. As a rough guide, a simple set of photographs and a tour with pre-recorded audio would normally take around 7-14 days.