by Editor | May 10, 2016 | Matterport Virtual Tour, Virtual Reality
While using technology to create 360 real estate tours has been around for the past decade; it is not until recently that the technology behind this venture has been truly able to meet our expectations. What started with hand stitched panoramic photographs, hours of...
by Editor | Jan 4, 2016 | Matterport Virtual Tour, Virtual Tour
LOOKING GLASS is excited to offer a new feature available with every 3D VIrtual Tour scan. We are now able to offer floor plans so accurate you can take measurements and help viewers plan their new home down to the square foot. Before this we had only two viewpoints...
by Editor | Sep 24, 2015 | 3D Tours, Matterport Virtual Tour, Virtual Tour
360 Tour vs 360 Virtual Tour What is The Difference Between a 360 Tour and a 360 Degree Virtual Tour? 360 Tour Apples and Oranges Although the techniques vary, most traditional 360 tours do not allow the viewer to actually move around within the space. At the very...
by Editor | Sep 2, 2015 | 3D Tours, Matterport Virtual Tour, Virtual Tour
Matterport for Winston-Salem, Greensboro, High Point After our recent partnership with Matterport was approved, it is with great pleasure that Looking Glass announces our 3D scanning and virtual tour service is now available for the general public. Our current service...
by Editor | Aug 28, 2015 | 3D Tours, Matterport Virtual Tour, Virtual Tour
Looking Glass is pleased to announce our newest partnership with the California based 3D technology company Matterport, manufacturers of the 3D Matterport Camera. We have recently been accepted as their partner for servicing the cities of Winston Salem, High Point,...
by Editor | Aug 5, 2015 | 3D Tours, Matterport Virtual Tour, Virtual Tour
Exciting announcement Tuesday the 4th about one of the main software tools we use to create our 3D Virtual Tours: EASY FACEBOOK INTEGRATION! The software developers worked directly with Facebook to allow for users to easily add their 3D Virtual Tours right into their...
