Top 10 Tips For PROFESSIONAL Virtual Tours

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[DaveBowman]

Good video, but I’d disagree on the eye-level height. Chest height tends to work best, especially when indoors, as most things that people will want to look at will be in the lower half of the frame and having the camera at a slightly lower level provides both a more pleasing perspective and also creates less convergence.

[humense]

great to hear an Aussie voice on top of an important facet in VR uptake

[vroomers]

Thanks Ben! Looking forward to the completed course!

[christopherprice]

Great video - giving away all the secrets! 😎

Tip 11: Shoot VT outdoor shots at mid-day to minimize shadows, even better with a blue sky.

[RICOHTours]

For those interested in creating automated VR tours, Ricoh have a mobile app solution called RICOH Tours. This allows anyone regardless of their photography skill or technical knowledge to quickly and easily create professional quality 360° virtual property tours in minutes with their mobile phone.

[LakotaCat]

Wow, you guys are making me really excited about this new career/art field. I used to be a photojournalist back in the day. I've been having yearnings to do photography again but didn't want to go back to what I had been doing before. I've been looking around for something that would be creative, new, and profitable too. I think i have found it. Love your videos, they are filled with really useful knowledge and tips.

[candyman]

This video was amazing, and BOTH pf you guys’ genuineness was very organic. Definitely gained a subscriber! Loved it! Thanks for teaching guys. ❤️

[axelc]

hey man, I'm about to start my own touring business and i just want to say thank you. You're one of the biggest most informative influencers in this industry and idk how i would be able to do this without all the free knowledge you're sharing. if i make it big you'll be hearing from me.

[jrazzarelli]

One of the most challenging and post process intensive issues is using supplemental incandescent light. The blue vs orange will be apparent regardless of your white balance setting. It is a good method to bracket exposure for two white balance settings and plan for some photoshop time.

[esce]

I use 2 led lights for lighting contrasty situations.

[amritpal]

Thanks. The video is great. The video has perfect editing and looks very professional

[mymobilebuddy]

Thanks. The video is great. The video has perfect editing and looks very professional. You better be making the big bucks because your video is perfect.

[Tour]

Excellent tips! I've already been using many of these in my 360 virtual tour business here in Canada, but there is always something new to learn from your videos. Thank you for sharing!

[Davidyateman]

Thanks for the tips 👍😎🍻. This year to date I have made 30 tours 📸 with the one X.

[Amy-fqdm]

Wow thanks guys! Looking into starting my own business as I type this.

[rosspurdie]

Wow, this is excellent commentary. Highly appreciated!!

[GingerRootsMedia]

I have been doing 360 images for local businesses for the Street View. I can say that with plenty of mistakes...I have learned a lot.

I started by doing car shows and events that were just for fun and gave me a chance to practice.

[SpectralightPhoto]

Another excellent tutorial, Ben!

1) Can you create a video about using roundme.com for creating and hosting virtual tours? Is that you favorite website for hosting virtual tours?

2) What are your thoughts on placing the 360 camera at the midpoint between the floor and ceiling to avoid keystoning? For example, if the ceiling were 20 feet from the floor, would placing the camera at 10 feet high be the optimal spot? Or would it be an unnatural looking viewpoint for a person who would normally view the room at their own height?

Thanks!

[rockynashlive]

Always great videos Ben! Helping me keep my 360 tours engaging!

[elgabox]

Thanks guys! I am planning to start my own 360 tour. I am starting the samsung gear 360 2017 and hopefully have the insta360 one day