Aerial Panoramas
360° aerial panoramas represent a new form of visualization of open-air objects and environments. The use of panoramas in aerial photography opens up exciting new perspectives not possible with conventional ground panoramas and oblique aerial photography.
Thanks to the use of high-resolution cameras and advanced image processing, the aerial panoramas possess a high level of details.
Advantages
By presenting your open-air objects within an interactive aerial panorama your customers will be able to navigate through different perspectives and get a full picture of the environment. The high zoom factor allows user to discover a fullness of details. The navigation itself becomes an unique and exciting unforgettable experience.
Specifications
- Resolutions up to 350 Mpx;
- Interactive navigation;
- Integration of interactive elements, such as links, texts, images, etc.
- To be used as stand-alone application or integrated in a web environment;
- HDR (just possible for ground panoramas for the time being).
Gallery 360° Aerial Panoramas
To open the interactive orthophoto click on the thumbnails.
Dresden, Saxony, Germany
Overview of the center of Dresden.
Resolution: 350 Mpx;
FOV: 360° X 180°;
Extras: Hotspots, Google Maps;
Interface is in German.
Großer Garten in Dresden, Saxony, Germany
Overview of the Großer Garden in Dresden
Resolution: 350 Mpx;
FOV: 360 ° x 90 °;
Parque das Nações, Lisbon, Portugal
Parque das Nações (Park of the Nations), a leisure, commercial and residential area in Lisbon.
Resolution: approx. 200 Mpx;
FOV: 360° x 90°.
Forestal Botanical Garden Tharandt, Saxony, Germany
View over the 'North American' reforestation area and the historical part of the garden.
Resolution: 350 Mpx;
FOV: 360° x 180°;
Extras: Virtual tour with 2 aerial and 3 ground panoramas, Hotspots, Google Maps;