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Freddy K.
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April 10, 2018 at 7:41 am #16407
Hello;
This is my first posting in this forum, and kind of a unique request.
I am a Crime Scene photographer, and have been looking into virtual tours as a method of brining scenes into the courtroom. This would be scenes that do not meet the threshold of using an actual scale mapping device (such as a Faro), and would be for presentation purposes only (in other words, not to scale).
I believe the Samsung 360 would be the best and easiest for myself and other members to use, however the post-production software and final product is what I am posting about.
Given privacy issues, content of images, etc., I cannot upload images to a website as a final product. Does anyone have experiences with software that creates stand-alone tours which can be distributed either on a drive or DVD? I was looking into 3DVista software, but wasn’t sure if there were others.
Any advice or information would be appreciated.
Many thanks.April 10, 2018 at 11:06 pm #16433samsung gear 360 is garbage. its cheapest on market by long way, so if tiny budget is key, then so b it.
MUCH better options would be ricoh theta s (ok), YI360 (better), garmin virb 360 (best).
personally, i prefer to create standalone vr tours manually, using pano2vr. for more automated workflow, i like kolor panotour best.
-budd
April 11, 2018 at 7:03 am #16434Great advice Budd, and I thank you for it.
Budget is key, so I will have to stick with the Samsung, I’m afraid. Right now we are experimenting with this technology so to dive in isn’t feasible at this point.
One additional question, however …
I noticed that with Kolor, in order to view and watch the off-line tour you have to download the viewer. Is this the same with pano, or does it export as a self-contained tour?
Reason I ask is because anything I create simply won’t be posted or uploaded at this point – and will only be shared within the justice system.April 11, 2018 at 3:09 pm #16435pano2vr exported tours do not need viewer. totally self contained. just need web browser to view the offline html5/flash.
January 7, 2019 at 10:28 am #192563dvista exports for you a file for windows and mac, you double click it and it starts for you, no install needed, no web browser need it, just double click and watch.
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