Standard or Premium?

Two ways to a professional 360-degree tour

Not every project has the same requirements. For many companies, a fast and cost-effective solution is perfectly sufficient. Others desire the highest image quality for their website, marketing, or sophisticated presentations.

That is why we offer virtual tours in two quality levels: Standard and Premium.

Standard

Modern 360-degree camera

For the Standard version, modern 360-degree cameras such as the Insta360 Luna Ultra are used.

The panorama is created directly in the camera. Manual stitching and a large part of the post-processing are eliminated. This saves time and allows for an attractive price.

  • Attractive price
  • Fast production
  • Very good image quality
  • No visible chromatic aberration
  • Ideal for Google Street View, SMEs, medical practices, restaurants, hotels, and fitness centers

Premium

Sony Alpha full-frame camera

For the highest demands, we shoot with a professional Sony Alpha full-frame camera and fisheye lens.

Each panorama is created from several individual RAW shots. The images are then manually developed, stitched, and optimized.

  • Maximum image quality
  • Highest detail resolution
  • Optimal HDR quality
  • Individual image optimization of every panorama
  • Ideal for architecture, luxury hotels, museums, showrooms, and high-end real estate

Direct comparison

Below you can see the same location, captured once with the Standard version and once with the Premium version.

Standard Tour

Premium Tour

What to look for in the comparison

  • Sharpness
  • Detail definition
  • Colors
  • Dynamic range
  • Windows and bright areas
  • Shadow detail
  • Overall impact

Our conclusion

Both versions result in a professional virtual tour.

The Standard version impresses with an excellent price-performance ratio and is suitable for the vast majority of all projects.

The Premium version is aimed at companies that want to present their spaces with maximum image quality and value every detail.

The right solution does not depend on the technology, but on the requirements for image quality, budget, and area of application.