virtual tour

CAPTURE the eyes of your potential guest with visual website content produced by VRteam. It is proven that our affordable, high-quality 360° panoramic virtual tours, digital still photos and slide shows will immediately build your website visitors’ confidence in your property, and more importantly will help convert more online reservations and return visits.

Here's an impressive set of panoramas, showing how Tokyo lights up for the holidays:

http://guruguru360.com/blog/illumination/index.html

Enjoy!

Cheers,

Patrick

Aarhus School of Business is a part of the University of Aarhus the second largest in Denmark. I was hired a couple of months ago to do a Virtual Tour from this school which has around 7.000 students. It is now officially launched and you can see it here at my new place for clients.
http://asb.360-foto.dk/

It is created with Flashpanoramas and I had almost free hands to design it. The final design is actually the second and the template for it can easy be changed to adapt different design for another University or other clients.

A Virtual Tour of the town green in front of the Enfield CT Town hall has been posted on Enfield CT History by Bruce L Oliver. Bruce, an Enfield Connecticut native has maintained this site for over 10 years and has posted photographs taken since 1976. At that time he photographed the town after extensive research at the Connecticut State Library. The photographs he took from 1975-1977 were taken from the same position as photographs taken over 100 years.

My name is Bruce L Oliver and I am a professional photographer. I am the owner of See Around Photos "." com ( www.SeeAroundPhotos.com ), a site dedicated to my VR and still Photography. I live in Enfield, CT where I was born. I have expanded my photography business to specialize in 360 degree panorama virtual tour photography and virtual object online content.

Virtual Space is the Place
November 27, 2006
About 72 million people have used the internet to explore other areas, a 33% increase over 2004 when an estimated 54 million did so. On a typical day, more than five million people are taking virtual tours in cyberspace, up from roughly two million in 2004.

From the Pew Research Center, more data and an update on their findings about people taking virtual tours.

http://pewresearch.org/obdeck/?ObDeckID=97

IVRPA member Philip Silver of think interactive has put together a really nice looking QTVR tour. I think it shows how easily spinControl:VR can be incorporated into a full-on site design (rather than just being used with full screen QTVR display).