Virtually there
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With our 360 degree interactive panoramic images your website visitor can experience just what it’s like to be there - whether there is your hotel room, conference venue, retail park or business park - from the convenience of their PC screen.
Inside, outside and from our high level mast, our virtual tour images show so much more than a standard photograph. Your website visitor can immerse themselves in the images, moving around from floor to ceiling and from wall to wall, zooming in and out on the features. The images can be set to rotate automatically or remain static. Either way the viewer can drag the image around to explore in detail.
And once your online visitor has seen the quality, design and facilities you offer, you’re well on the way to getting them to take the next step and make that enquiry.
The interactive images can be sized to suit your web page, as here, or used as a pop-up new window right up to full screen dimensions. As easy to add to your web site as an ordinary image, or we can even host the images on a microsite, which you can link to.
Two main image types are available - QuickTime and Flash. These can be viewed on most computers straight away, or by downloading a small free add-in, from a link on the page.
For further information contact Brian Keen either by email at
or by phone 01952 810151.
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Nearly all computers will display these images without any problems, but...
If you can’t see the virtual tour above first check that your web browser hasn’t restricted access to Active content. There will be a message at the top of the page if it has.
If you still can’t see the image please click on the QuickTime logo to get the free download.
You might need to download a free flash viewer if some of the other examples don’t view correctly. Click the Flash logo.
Click and drag on the image to move around.
Click the + and - to zoom in and out.
Click to View More Examples
If the image doesn’t display properly see the notes at the bottom of the page
