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- Are branded to match your company logo
- Include HD still, partial panoramic and full 360 images
- Have royalty free voiceovers and music
- Support detailed traffic reports
- Are SEO powered
- Include Google mapping and satellite features
- Are email enabled for easy online sharing
At Central PA 360 we realize that great photo stitching software is the key to creating quality virtual tours. Over the last ten years our partner, RTV has mastered the science of photo stitching. Our Tour Builder software produces seamless panoramas that truly capture the scene.
Our proprietary setup and stitching process allows for what we call Variable Controlled Stitching™ which is a more advanced and thorough process than technologies used by other providers not using calibrated hardware and software. We control more variables throughout the image capture and stitching process, giving you a better end result.
Central PA 360 virtual tours are much more than a series of beautiful photos and scrolling panoramic scenes. Our concept is very simple and effective. We provide the features that make it easy for end users to get an accurate picture of a home or business and its surroundings directly from our tours.
“Other virtual tours lack the crisp, engaging images that Central PA 360 HD tours possess."
All of our tours are full screen, high definition. The difference between these and the typical standard definition tour is astounding! High definition videos contain nearly five times that of standard definition images. HD full screen virtual tours are transforming the typical virtual tour into something spectacular. We pride ourselves on harnessing the newest technologies and using them to enhance your virtual tours.
ClearView™ Technology
Our ClearView™ processing creates intensely crisp images that have an astonishing amount of depth. We have perfected the art of transforming our average photographs into pristine images that are enhanced in a remarkable way in our Dark Room.
Look at the difference in the images below. The one on the top was processed using ClearView™ technology The two on the bottomt, taken with the same camera and lighting, are either too light or too dark.