360 Interactive Spin
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360 Shooting Tools and Specs
| Number of rows | 1 row |
|---|---|
| Frames per row | 72 frames (1 every 5 degrees) |
| Capture time | 2 minutes |
| Edit time | 15 minutes |
| Turntable | |
| Software | Visere Captura with the 360 Photography Module |
| Accessories | Tripod |
| Camera and lens | Canon M50 with Canon EF-M 15- 45mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM |
| Lighting | Medium LumiPad 360 Product Photography Lighting System |
| 360 HTML Zip | Download the multi-row Harley Davidson zipped 360 |
| Index.html | 360 Parkside Hammer Drill |
360 Shooting Process
Creating a professional 360 project doesn’t require advanced photography skills. Create your own professional 360 projects and understand the process of working with 360s. In the following example, we used a Parkside hammer drill.
| Shooting | We used Visere Captura with a pre-crop rectangle ratio of 600x400 to output 72 images per row. |
|---|---|
| Multi-Row | Single row. |
| 360 Creator | Hostspots of different media type were added using the 360 Creator plugin from Visere Captura. The hotspots were added on a frame-by-frame basis, manually placing each hotspot in each frame. This was the most time-consuming part of the entire process. |
360 Shooting Setup
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