Techromedia Studios: Spherical Panoramas

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PO Box 714
Bedford, MA 01730

Phone:
781-738-3024

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info@techromedia.com

Why Use Virtual Tours?
Having a Virtual Tour allows your audience to be immersed in a seamless 360 degree visual environment that offers far more contextual information than a series of static images or a linear video clip for the same amount of downloadable bandwidth. Your audience will be wowed and impressed. more

Spherical Panorama Gallery.
Please click on the links below to see our wide screen 360 x 180 degree panoramas.


Boston Common	Charles Street, Boston	Boston Photography Meetup

Group Photo	Observation Platform	Digging

Dining Hall Lunch	Fawn Lake	Job Lane House, Bedford, MA

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A picture is worth a thousand words...a virtual tour is both.

How we make Spherical Panoramas
Spherical panoramas are the most complex type to make. They start out like the cylinder panoramas but photos taken directly upward and downward are also used. Blending of multiple photos or other software manipulations must be used to remove the view of the tripod when looking down. Alternatively, an information cap is placed over the tripod section in the downward view.

What is a Spherical Panorama?

pan·o·ram·a
1. An unbroken view of an entire surrounding area.
2. A survey, a comprehensive presentation.
3. A picture or series of pictures representing a continuous scene.

Spherical Panorama VR
A spherical panorama truly immerses the user in a scene by providing a complete 360° horizontal view and 180° vertical view, or in other words, the viewer has the ability to look in every direction.

The advantages of a spherical panorama are:
• 180° vertical field of view is ideal for situations where interesting features within a scene would be missed with a cylindrical panorama.
• Spherical is the choice of panorama when space is limited, such as the interior of an aircraft or ship.
• High-resolution Full Screen Spherical and Cubic panoramas provide real impact and unsurpassed detail - the ultimate 360° panorama.