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Virtual tour
360º virtual tours of homes, developments and spaces, so they can be visited from anywhere, at any time.
360º Virtual Tour
Offering a real estate virtual tour is now one of the most sought-after options when it comes to buying or renting a home. Thanks to advances in technology, it is possible to visit a space without going there. At Droneit, using our interactive platform and 360º cameras, we can capture every corner of a flat or house. Together with panoramic photography, this covers a far wider field of view than conventional photography.
Interactive 360° tour: drag to look around.
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An immersive, detailed experience with the 360º Virtual Tour
Virtual tours for estate agencies are one of the most widely used tools in the sector today. Anyone interested in a property can move through its rooms realistically without having to travel there, making it a convenient and inexpensive way to see inside a home without visiting in person.
Capturing a fuller view of each space, very close to human vision, is what sets apart a truly immersive and detailed experience throughout a real estate virtual tour. At Droneit we also capture the surrounding landscape and skyline, to show clients the home in a much richer context.
Thanks to the cutting-edge technology we use in our 360º virtual tours, anyone looking to sell or buy a flat or house can make decisions based on faithful, real images of every corner of the property. With the complete views and wide field of vision a real estate virtual tour provides, visiting the home in person is no longer essential.
Benefits of virtual tours for estate agencies
If you are an estate agency, you should know the advantages of offering a 360 virtual tour, both for your clients and for your own business. It is a good way to stand out from the competition, as this new trend adds value to your service.
Fewer unproductive viewings of the flat or house. A real estate virtual tour gives interested clients a first look at the home, which acts as a filter so that viewings are arranged only with clients who genuinely want to see the property.
With Droneit's interactive platform, clients can take the 360 virtual tour of the house or flat at any time of day, any day of the year, without leaving home. This is a real plus, as interested buyers no longer depend on fixed viewing times.
How we work
From planning the route to publishing the tour.
Step 1: Planning
We define the locations and points of interest the tour will include.
Step 2: 360º capture
We take panoramas at each point with a 360 camera and, where it adds value, from the air.
Step 3: Building the tour
We process and stitch the images together to create the 360 virtual tour.
Step 4: Publication
Your tour on our interactive platform, ready to share and link to.
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+34 675 538 886What is a 360 virtual tour?
A 360 virtual tour is an interactive experience that lets users explore a space from any angle using full 360-degree panoramic photography. This type of virtual tour gives an all-encompassing, detailed view of a place, allowing viewers to move freely through the setting and explore every corner as if they were physically there.
360 virtual tours are a powerful tool for presenting properties, museums, tourist attractions and other spaces, as they offer an immersive experience that captures viewers' attention and gives them a realistic idea of the place.
How do you make a virtual tour with a 360 camera?
To create a virtual tour with a 360 camera, you need a specialist camera that can capture 360-degree panoramic images. These 360 cameras are designed to capture the entire surroundings from every angle, making it possible to create an immersive virtual tour.
Once you have the right camera, you plan strategic viewpoints to capture every area of the place you want to show. You then take the photographs at each location, making sure all the important angles are covered. Finally, the images are processed and stitched together in specialist editing software to create the 360 virtual tour.
How do you make a virtual tour, step by step?
To make a virtual tour, start by planning the locations and points of interest you want to include. A 360 camera is then used to capture panoramic images at each location. These images are processed and stitched together using specialist software to create a 360 virtual tour.
How much should a 360 virtual tour cost?
The cost of a 360 virtual tour can vary depending on several factors, such as the complexity of the project, the number of locations to include and any additional services, such as editing and the integration of interactive elements. Rates may be calculated per location captured or per complete project.
Prices vary with the scope and quality of the virtual tour. We recommend speaking to our company, which specialises in 360 virtual tours, to get a tailored quote for your project's specific needs.
Where can virtual tours be made?
Virtual tours can be made in a wide range of places and settings, including properties, museums, art galleries, tourist attractions, university campuses and more. As a company specialising in 360 virtual tours, we offer services to create virtual tours of any place you want to show in an interactive, immersive way.
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