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I'm curious why did you use 10s to capture your photo?
also, have you heard of Kuula for virtual tours? it's about 12$ a month but results look great! I haven't used it yet but i'm strongly considering it.

put in a preorder one hour after it was announced and adorama still has it on backorder..

What I'm most psyched about though is the ef-rf cpl drop in filter.

A lot of post work for this client. Argh the GLARE

Day Time

Are you using solely HDR or mixing with flash?

Hi, Curious why the • 1/3200 • f/3.5 • ISO 400 settings. Maybe bring up the depth of field to at least 7.1, the shutter speed down to like 1/400 and the Iso down to 200. Pic seems a little oversaturated. Maybe a little 2 much orange in the brick in front of the home and on the white of the trim. Not trying to insult, just give an opinion. Have a great day.

Flash - manual bracketing - composite

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Agree that Matterport is not going to be around much longer. I had looked into them a while back but did not like their pricing style. I have the Theta Z which I upgraded to from to V. I do the Zillow 3D, Walkthrough and now am able to get basic floor-plans (no dollhouse) through Zillow. All free. I was told that soon the homes that use the Zillow extra services will have a different look and better visibility on Zillow.

I currently use 3dvista (software) and PTGUI (software). The initial cost is up there as well as the learning curve, about 1-2 weeks but worth it. Gives me way more control than Matterport. 3dvista can be sent as a stand alone virtual tour, meaning my clients and clients client do not have to have special software to run besides their regular system. I host on my existing platform with no limits and can tie it to my Squarespace page. I run 3 different web systems on the platform.

I do use the Theta Z for quick low budget shoots with background music.

Higher end virtual tours I use the Sony A7III with Nodal ninja R1 and the above software mentioned.

All color correction, window pulls, and touches through lightroom and photoshop (including nadir & Zenith)

For Business and Corporate, I use the A7Riii for the ability to zoom in feature within a pano.

My cost:

3dvista $450 lifetime first year upgrades included new features seem to be included all the time
PTGUI $225 lifetime first year upgrades included
Nodal Ninja R1 $125 ebay used

Digitalbar wrote in post #19146618
I currently use 3dvista (software) and PTGUI (software). The initial cost is up there as well as the learning curve, about 1-2 weeks but worth it. Gives me way more control than Matterport. 3dvista can be sent as a stand alone virtual tour, meaning my clients and clients client do not have to have special software to run besides their regular system. I host on my existing platform with no limits and can tie it to my Squarespace page. I run 3 different web systems on the platform.

I do use the Theta Z for quick low budget shoots with background music.

Higher end virtual tours I use the Sony A7III with Nodal ninja R1 and the above software mentioned.

All color correction, window pulls, and touches through lightroom and photoshop (including nadir & Zenith)

For Business and Corporate, I use the A7Riii for the ability to zoom in feature within a pano.

My cost:

3dvista $450 lifetime first year upgrades included new features seem to be included all the time
PTGUI $225 lifetime first year upgrades included
Nodal Ninja R1 $125 ebay used

Can you show some examples tours with both the Theta Z1 and the Sony?

amairphoto wrote in post #19119583
So currently what camera is the best for these 3D walkthroughs? if not Matterport and the Leica..

Theta Z1 is currently the goto outside of the Matterport Pro 2 camera, and is a very good quality and fast run and gun camera.

There are some other ones that I would like to see more of, like the insta360 pro 2, but they are significantly more expensive.

I finally got the opportunity to try out my new Nikon Z7ii for a job.

Nikon Z7ii
FTZ adapter
Nikon 24-70 f2.8G