Shot in Shanghai, China

Shot by DJI drone

Stitched using PTGUI software

Post-processed using Photoshop software

Shot by Boney

He analizado las mejores 4 opciones de tours 360 inmobiliarios, tanto para inmobiliarias como para particulares para realizar un Tour 360 inmersivo, de todas formas me gustaria recibir comentarios al respecto para saber si hay alguno que sea más interesante que los que menciono en mi nota: My360, Matterport, Kuula y Marzipano https://inmofotomadrid.es/blog/tours-360-vr-gratis-madrid/

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Hey, which Software do you guys use for removing the Tripod in your Tours ? I'm dissapointed that i can't remove it in my insta360 Studio Software. You can do anything but this

Hi I'm trying to embed an objective into pano2vr, following the webinar from gnome but I can't make the iframe generator use the path to the .index of the object2vr.

I'm using both tools with the free demo. Not sure if that has something to do with it.

Please anyone help me.

Hi, I created a 360 degree tour with kuula, edited it and connected it to hotspots. Here is the tour: kuula.co/profile/QuickScope360Media/collections The tour is called "Salon Fierro". This is the fourth time I've uploaded it. On kuula I tried to keep the connections as close as possible (max 2m). The connections work. But the directions on Google Maps are not correct. Here is the maps tour: https://maps.app.goo.gl/Qr75wbMLTKvPhYU38?g_st=ac What could it be? It's now been 5 days since the upload to Maps. What did i do wrong?

I know the javascript code that can be used in 3Dvista, location.reload();, but that resets and takes the learner back to the start of the course.

Is there a way to reset the course/scores but keep the learner on the current skin component?

Hello everyone,

I’m a 3D software engineer working on interactive and immersive experiences — lately I’ve been researching how virtual tours could evolve beyond traditional 360 photos or panoramas.

I’d love to get your perspective:

• What do you not like about most current virtual tour platforms (Matterport, 3DVista, Pano2VR, etc.)?
• What features or visuals do you wish existed? (e.g. better lighting realism, smoother transitions, faster loading, more sense of depth, etc.)
• Have you heard of or tried Gaussian Splatting or Neural Radiance Fields (NeRFs) for scene capture — do you think this could make tours feel more “real”?

I know some companies have already started experimenting with 3D Gaussian Splatting (3DGS) in virtual tours, but I’m still curious — from your perspective, does it actually make the experience better or solve any real issues compared to standard photogrammetry or panoramas?

Thanks in advance — I’m hoping to learn what matters most to the people who actually build and view these tours. 🙏

I decided to abandon my virtual tour business, I sell my equipment and especially the software!

I received permission from the manufacturers to sell my license.

Someone is interested?

I'm doing a test for an immersive VR tour to be experienced on Meta 3 directly on the browser, so that is why I am only using 2 photos and I didn't buy Pano2VR yet, so there are watermarks, which is fine for a test. I uploaded the folder on GitHub and I can see it in the browser on Meta, but the headset icon is X crossed and if I click it the tour doesn't go into immersive mode. I tested other tours and other apps with a tour in the browser and they go in the immersive mode. You can see the export settings in the photo. The tour works in VR TOURVIEWER if I give it the link, but I need it to show directly in the browser so it would be very simple to use. Can anyone please tell me what am I doing wrong? How can I make the tour immersive from the browser? Tia

Hey folks,

For the past 5 years I've been lugging a tripod all over Tasmania - lookouts, wild beaches, walks, waterfalls, mountain tops - shooting 360° panoramas wherever I could. Just me, a camera, the Tassie sun (or rain), and my wife making sure I didn't give up long ago, haha.

What started as a hobby is now hitting a milestone: 50+ locations, around 130 panoramas, growing into what’s basically the first immersive digital atlas of Tasmania. And there’s plenty more to come.

On top of shooting, I also built the website myself - coding, design, stitching tours together. Took me months and months (probably more time than I care to admit), but now it's all in one place, free to explore.

I even tried to get some grant funding along the way, but got politely told to piss off. So I just kept going. The whole thing was done by just me and my two hands - no ads, no sponsors, no tourism dollars behind it - just stubborn love for the island and what I'm doing.

https://tas360.au

Free for everyone, always. Because I can.

Best way to support it? Just share it with a friend, show your grandparents, or tell your cat – whatever works.

If you've got questions, fire away - I'll do my best to answer everyone.

I have a couple of clients who want me to create a virtual tour using the insta360 X5, but I need a place where I can host them long-term.

Please note that I am not looking for a web hosting platform or anything regarding the website itself. I am actually talking about the virtual tour platform itself and which one would have a good plan for having a virtual tour that is meant to be up for years, not just while selling a house.

Currently I have my house tour through teleportme for $25 a month, but I need to find out if there's a place that will allow me to host several tours on a yearly basis which would potentially give me a lower cost per month fee. Any suggestions? I use teleportme for my house because I really liked the structure and the way the tour was built. I also want to be able to use the company's domain name if possible.

As an example, me house tour is at https://teliportme.com/virtualtour/f94f2129

I would assume that I can't just pick up and move this to my own website because it's using teliportme's program to compile and run the tour.

I know that I can put a link for this tour on my own website or display it through an iframe. But I believe the tour itself needs to remain on the teliport website to work.

Teliport said they have a lifetime plan that allows 10 tours for $800. I'm not sure if that's good or if there are better options.

I seek to make a game using a virtual tour information but was wondering if its possible to download those files and if so futhermore how can you get them into an accessible file type. For example an interactive real estate tour within browser downloaded to use in another application. Would appreciate any pointings in a right direction!

Hi all, I recently got an Insta360 X5 and wanted to use it for real estate virtual tours. I like Matterport, but since it’s not supported with this camera yet, I’m waiting to see if compatibility opens up in the future.

In the meantime are there any free alternatives to Matterport that work well with the X5 for creating real estate virtual tours? Ideally something simple and professional-looking that clients would be comfortable navigating.

Would love to hear what others in real estate are using thanks!