360 degrees
A panorama puts a client in the middle of a room and lets them look around. It answers the question no still image answers: what is behind me?
In short
A 360-degree view is rendered from one point in every direction and viewed in a browser or a headset. It is strongest for interiors and courtyards, where a single frame cannot show the whole space. It is weakest as a substitute for a good still: panoramas are explored, not glanced at, so they belong on a project page rather than in a listing.
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Where it works
Interiors
Room proportion becomes tangible, especially in open layouts.
Courtyards and atria
Enclosure and sky view are hard to show in a single frame.
Showrooms
A sales room can be visited before it exists.
What to prepare
Pick the standing point as you would place a camera: not in the middle of the room, but where someone enters and stops.
Furnishing matters more than outside: an empty panorama feels smaller than the same room with a table and a sofa.
Limits
Panoramas need a viewer, so they do not embed in every portal or PDF. Always produce a still from the same point as well.
On a phone the resolution per direction is limited; plan the level of detail accordingly.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a VR headset?
No. A browser is enough; a headset adds immersion but is not required.
Can I combine several points?
Yes, as a sequence of viewpoints, for example entrance, living room, terrace.
Does it replace a rendering?
No. A panorama is explored, a still is glanced at. Listings need the still.
More detail is available in German: 360 degrees (Deutsch)
Next step
How long do you wait for an image today?
Send us a model from a current project, as IFC or GLB. We show you in a video call what VEDUTUM makes of it.