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In the Middle of It, Not in Front of It: 360° Video and 360° Tours

Do you want to tell a story or show a place? A 360° video takes your viewers along in a VR headset. A 360° tour lets visitors explore your site on their own, on any device. We plan, shoot and put both to work.

During a 360° shoot, an assistant holds a color chart in front of the omnidirectional camera

Among others for

  • NDR
  • Mercedes-Benz
  • apetito
  • Hamburger Hochbahn
  • RWE
  • Amprion
Virtual tour for apetito: a lobby with info points on markets, apprenticeships and talks

One shoot, two formats

A film for the headset, a tour for the website

When we are on site with the 360° camera anyway, we create the film and the tour at the same location. The film runs in VR headsets at trade shows, events and open days. The tour stays on your website and reaches everyone who was not there, all year round.

  • As a package from €6,000: Individually from €8,500, you save €2,500
  • One visit on site: one briefing, one shoot, one contact person
  • Runs everywhere: VR headset, smartphone, tablet and laptop

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Questions about 360° projects

What is the difference between a 360° video and a 360° tour?

A 360° video plays like a film while the viewer looks around freely. A tour, also called a panoramic tour, consists of viewpoints that visitors move between on their own, at their own pace. The video works best in a VR headset, the tour on your website.

How much do 360° video and 360° tours cost?

A 360° video costs €6,000 to €15,000, from concept to the set-up VR headset. A 360° tour costs from €2,500, with operation and hosting afterward from €99 per month; the first year is included. Film and tour from one shoot are available as a package from €6,000.

What is the difference between 360° video and 180° video?

A 360° video shows the entire surroundings. A 180° video shows the front half, but in stereoscopic 3D and with more detail. Crew and lights can stay behind the camera.

How long does a production take?

A 360° video takes 2 to 6 weeks, including planning, shooting and post-production. A production for a company rarely takes longer than 8 weeks. A tour is ready in 1 to 6 weeks.

How can 360° videos and tours be published?

Videos run on VR headsets, one at a time or on many headsets simultaneously, as well as on YouTube, Vimeo and your website. Tours run in the browser on almost any device, via link, QR code or embedded in your website, and in VR headsets too.

Story or place?

Tell us what you want to show and who should see it. We will recommend the right format and tell you the price.

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