Kimberley Ness

Hi, I want to get started with a drone to test 360 photos from the air. Here in Spain you can fly drones without a license, as long as they weigh less than 250 grams. On AliExpress there are drones from approximately $30. Have you tried any that take 360 photos?

New comment Jan '25

Kimberley Ness

0 likes • Jan '25

My DJI Air2S takes panos. Use is in my virtual tours all the time.

Thomas Livings

Oct '24 •

Virtual Tours

Looking for the owner of this tour (linked)

Hi, Im new here, please forgive any silly questions... I have found a CloudPano tour and I'm trying toi track down the owner. I like their style and they look like they are located near a site I need shot. Is there any way to find this person via CloudPano? Here's the link to their work, and no, the email address/phone number shown on the tour is not valid. His name is Erick Hall. https://app.cloudpano.com/tours/wMfGBmUss6?sceneId=BMHsQgCoz

New comment Jan '25

Kimberley Ness

0 likes • Jan '25

did you try a google search of the company name?

Pratik Mehta

May '24 •

Virtual Tours

Tripod Height

Hello guys I am just joining few minutes ago. I have one question regarding tripod height for interior shoot?

New comment Jan '25

Kimberley Ness

2 likes • Jan '25

I vary the height depending on the tour. For vacant houses I do about 4'9" (my chin height). In kitchens, as mentioned before, just so you don't see the underside. If there are no kitchen cabinets, I do 4'9". In bathrooms I go a little lower.... don't like the look of the sink from that high up. If it is an AirBNB, I go to about 3ft-ish in front of living room furniture and beds.... That way they get the cozy feel of the space. They don't get that if they are 5 feet off the ground. There is no right answer....