Total 360° Gallery

Netstrom Total 360° Virtual Tours feature complete "omniramic" images that download fast and require no plug-ins for the standard resolution Java versions. Our award-winning digital editing and professional photography combine to create virtual tour images that truly enhance the Web sites that use them. The Total 360° Gallery is presented below in multiple formats for optimal viewing.

Our Virtual Tour Gallery is just one example of how a virtual tour can be presented online. In this case, we have removed the guesswork for users so that Windows users will be presented with a fast-downloading iPIX format image that requires no plug-ins. Mac users will get a QuickTime VR version to combat Java-related issues currently inherent in Mac OS.

Advantages of Multiple Format Virtual Tours
Netstrom produces Total 360° images for virtual tours in iPIX and QuickTime formats for use online, plus higher resolution versions ideal for distribution on CD-ROM or for presentations on a notebook computer. Multiple formats ensure 99.9% of end users will be able to view Netstrom-powered virtual tours. All formats have the ability to be "scripted" with automated rotation and hotspots. Netstrom can also customize graphics with company logos to be placed in the bottom of the images to cover the tripod and brand the images.

Why Netstrom?
Professional photography and award winning digital editing mean a professional image for your Web site and your business. Our images are built from just two 180° images so there is far less distortion throughout our Total 360° virtual tour images when compared to old-style panoramics, for example, which often show straight walls bowed inward and of course restrict viewing to the horizon. Our expertise in Web site development is at our client s' disposal as well, and we can put our tours online for you so there is no need to incur additional expenses getting additional help once the images are done.

Navigating Total 360° Virtual Tour Images
Total 360° images are interactive -- just click and drag the mouse to control rotation around the image. "Total 360°" means that it is possible to look straight up as well as straight down! It is also possible to zoom in and out using either the + and - keys on the keyboard or accessing the zoom control icons by moving the mouse to the center (Java iPIX images only). Images can also be set to display an optional control panel.