Take REALSEE Virtual Tours for a Free Spin Using Your Existing 360 Camera

Dan Thanks for sharing this!

I hope you're all doing well. I recently delved into the world of virtual tours using various 360 cameras connected to the Realsee app, and I couldn't wait to share my experience with you all.

Last week, I had the opportunity to visit a friend's villa, where I utilized different panoramic camera devices, each connected to the Realsee app, to create several virtual tour projects.

Realsee App supports a range of 360 cameras, including:

- Ricoh Theta X, Theta Z1, Theta V, Theta SC2, Theta SC
- Insta 360 One X, One X2, X3, One RS 1-inch 360
- Trisio Lite 2

Feel free to check out my creations:
- Realsee * Insta 360 RS 1-inch 360

- Realsee * Insta 360 X3:

- Realsee * Insta 360 OneX2:

- Realsee * Ricoh Theta Z1:

- Realsee * Ricoh Theta X:

- Realsee * Ricoh Theta SC2:

- Realsee * Ricoh Theta V:

- Realsee * Trisio Lite 2:

To maintain authenticity, none of the virtual tours were post-processed with filters, and the models were left untrimmed. However, the Realsee console provides flexibility for those who wish to enhance their projects further (filter, model trim, DIY floorplan, and so on)

If you already own a panoramic camera, I highly recommend downloading the Realsee app to give it a try. Here's a quick guide:

1. Download Realsee app: clickable text
2. Connect your 360 camera and start shooting.
- Password for Insta360 cameras: 88888888
- Password for Ricoh cameras: The numerical string from your WiFi password

3. Once the shoot is complete, upload, process, and preview (all for free).
4. Head to the Realsee console for editing: clickable text
5. After editing, click publish (You can claim 3 free hosting credits to activate one project for free for 3 months or activate three projects for 1 month each. For detailed credit rules, please check:https://buy.realsee.ai/

I'm excited to hear your thoughts and experiences with virtual tours. Let's discuss and share tips and tricks! Feel free to comment below. Thanks!

WGAN Forum Founder & WGAN-TV Podcast Host 30.05K Website Atlanta, Georgia Linked In Facebook Twitter YouTube TikTok Instragram Matterport Service Partner Google Street View Trusted Photographer Zillow Certified Photographer We Get Around Network Member	30.05K DanSmigrod private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	@Luona_REALSEE Thank you for shooting the same space with various 360 cameras and uploading to the REALSEE platform. I noticed in your WGAN Forum topic ... ✓ Capture 3D Tours with Realsee & 360 Cameras-Customize Your Style w/ Filters ... you included more info about how the photographer can apply various filters to the REALSEE virtual tours, so I am reposting that portion of your post below. Quote: Originally Posted by @Luona_REALSEE ... To maintain authenticity, none of the virtual tours underwent post-processing with filters, and the models were left untrimmed. However, the Realsee console provides flexibility for those who wish to enhance their projects further (filter, model trim, and so on). Whether you use a panoramic camera or Realsee Galois LiDAR Camera for your virtual tours, if you want to make further adjustments to details such as tone, brightness, saturation, sharpness, etc., without the need for reshooting, the Realsee console's filter feature has got you covered. Realsee console filter features let you: 1. Apply filters: - Original - Bright - Warm - Custom 2. Adjust colors: - Saturation - Color temperature - Tone 3. Fine-tune lighting effects: - Brightness - Contrast ratio - Highlight - Shadow 4. Enhance details with sharpening. I've shared two cases using the Ricoh Theta Z1 and Realsee app to capture the same space in a virtual tour. You can use filters to adjust it to different styles—warm, normal, or more—your choice. Click to view: - Warm style Example: - Normal style Example: Learn how to add filters to your virtual tour in the Realsee console: If you already own a panoramic camera, I highly recommend downloading the Realsee app to give it a try. Here's a quick guide: 1. Download Realsee app: clickable text 2. Connect your 360 camera and start shooting. - Password for Insta360 cameras: 88888888 - Password for Ricoh cameras: The numerical string from your WiFi password 3. Once the shoot is complete, upload, process, and preview (all for free). 4. Head to the Realsee console for editing （You will find the filter feature here): clickable text 5. After editing, click publish (You can claim 3 free hosting credits to activate one project for free for 3 months or activate three projects for 1 month each. For detailed credit rules, please check: clickable text) Happy capturing! Luona
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	Dan Thanks for sharing this! I hope you're all doing well. I recently delved into the world of virtual tours using various 360 cameras connected to the Realsee app, and I couldn't wait to share my experience with you all. Last week, I had the opportunity to visit a friend's villa, where I utilized different panoramic camera devices, each connected to the Realsee app, to create several virtual tour projects. Realsee App supports a range of 360 cameras, including: - Ricoh Theta X, Theta Z1, Theta V, Theta SC2, Theta SC - Insta 360 One X, One X2, X3, One RS 1-inch 360 - Trisio Lite 2 Feel free to check out my creations: - Realsee * Insta 360 RS 1-inch 360 - Realsee * Insta 360 X3: - Realsee * Insta 360 OneX2: - Realsee * Ricoh Theta Z1: - Realsee * Ricoh Theta X: - Realsee * Ricoh Theta SC2: - Realsee * Ricoh Theta V: - Realsee * Trisio Lite 2: To maintain authenticity, none of the virtual tours were post-processed with filters, and the models were left untrimmed. However, the Realsee console provides flexibility for those who wish to enhance their projects further (filter, model trim, DIY floorplan, and so on) If you already own a panoramic camera, I highly recommend downloading the Realsee app to give it a try. Here's a quick guide: 1. Download Realsee app: clickable text 2. Connect your 360 camera and start shooting. - Password for Insta360 cameras: 88888888 - Password for Ricoh cameras: The numerical string from your WiFi password 3. Once the shoot is complete, upload, process, and preview (all for free). 4. Head to the Realsee console for editing: clickable text 5. After editing, click publish (You can claim 3 free hosting credits to activate one project for free for 3 months or activate three projects for 1 month each. For detailed credit rules, please check:https://buy.realsee.ai/ I'm excited to hear your thoughts and experiences with virtual tours. Let's discuss and share tips and tricks! Feel free to comment below. Thanks!
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