Photographers and 360º Virtual Tour Company
Why a Virtual Your
Nothing compares to the real thing, but if you need to communicate the reality of a space to a remote visitor, nothing compares to a Virtual Tour. A virtual tour provides website visitors with an understanding of the layout, helping them prepare for their visit, enhancing their experience, and even improving their safety. You can now add unique and captivating interactive content to your website, displaying 360-degree views of any place, hotel, museum, travel resort, or destination!
What is a Virtual Tour
There is a common misconception about virtual tours. Some are merely a series of images produced like a slideshow to give the impression of movement. At North Yorkshire 360, we go a step further, creating a panoramic sequence that transforms into a fully interactive experience.
A virtual tour is composed of assembled panoramic images, allowing viewers to navigate through a building, hotel, restaurant, workshop, etc. They can look left, right, up, down, and zoom in, just as if they were standing inside the image itself! A virtual tour allows people to look around from multiple positions, giving the impression of being there in real time. This method communicates physical spaces in a way traditional photography cannot, delivering the experience directly through your website or overhead display.
The Strength of 360° Photography
The strength of 360° photography lies in its interactivity. Unlike still photos or videos where the experience is passive, a 360° virtual tour places the viewer at the centre of the location, enabling them to explore the scene in its entirety, in detail, and at their own pace.
Why not Video or Stills
The web provides for interaction, which is what we desire when online. While video can be powerful, the viewer is at the mercy of the videographer. A virtual tour places the camera in the hands of the site visitor, allowing them to take control and explore at their own pace. This is a very powerful marketing or educational tool.
A still photograph can be exceptionally well composed and lit, yet still not provide a feel of the physical space. A still photo may be a work of art but may fall short of conveying the actual objective. A Virtual Tour gives true perspective, immersing the viewer in the environment rather than just showing it from a predetermined point.
An interactive virtual tour offers your customers a comprehensive view surpassed only by a visit in person.