Use cases
The pattern is always the same: someone needs to understand a real space or object before they can commit to it, and photographs are making them guess. Below is what we capture, what a visitor does with it, and why a splat beats the alternative.
Property & estate agency
A full interior capture with waypoints at the front door, every room and the garden. Buyers explore in their own order instead of scrubbing a video.
Museums, galleries & heritage
Artefacts, rooms and sites captured in detail, with hotspots that open your own interpretation text, audio or catalogue records.
Retail & product
Products captured on a turntable rig so the grain, stitching and specular highlights are the ones the customer will actually receive.
Construction & architecture
Repeat captures of a site or building at intervals, each one its own embed, so progress and existing conditions can be reviewed from anywhere.
Venues & hospitality
Function rooms, suites, restaurants and event spaces captured empty and dressed, so planners can judge scale, light and layout themselves.
Events, sets & marketing
Exhibition stands, installations, film sets and pop-ups captured on the last day, then embedded in case studies, pitch decks and press pages.
If you can photograph it from every angle and it holds still, we can probably splat it. Send a few reference photos of the space or object and we’ll tell you honestly whether it will work — and if it won’t, what to use instead.
Next step
Tell us what you want captured and how people will use it. We’ll come back with a scope, a price and a realistic timeline — usually within two working days.