Our latest 3D Virtual Tour is a gorgeous restaurant for lease in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles. This beautiful commercial property posed a unique challenge since it features 2 outdoor patio areas that the client wanted to include in the virtual tour. For those not familiar with how the Matterport 3D camera works, it uses 3 infrared cameras for capturing depth and distance information. This works great indoors, but does not work outdoors in sunlight since the infrared light from sunlight interferes with the infrared cameras. Our team paid an initial visit to the site to assess the lighting at various times of the day. Since the building is surrounded by multiple high-rise buildings, they provided a perfect amount of shade at around 6 PM. Furthermore, at 6 PM there was plenty of ambient light to shoot the virtual tour. With some initial legwork, we were able to provide a complete 3D virtual tour of not only the interior, but also the exterior of the property to fully highlight all the features of this commercial property.
Are you a commercial property owner or manager looking for a unique and engaging way to showcase your space? Look no further than 3D virtual tours! Our recent 3D virtual tour of a 7,000 square foot commercial building in Santa Monica is a prime example of the benefits of virtual tours for commercial properties. With this immersive and interactive experience,
Medico Healthcare Linen Service is a family-owned linen service company that has served healthcare and wellness professionals for over 80 years. They approached Twin Moons to create an immersive virtual tour to showcase their state-of-the-art facility and their facility’s capabilities. One major requirement of the project was to be able to shoot and display 360-degree videos within the tour to
We are proud to showcase our latest virtual tour of Rio Hondo College. While the campus was still closed for in-person classes, Rio Hondo College wanted to create a virtual tour that would help students become familiar with the campus and learn about all of the resources available to them. By using multiple aerial and ground level panoramas, we created
