Project 5

Interaction:

Virtual tours typically offer a higher level of interaction compared to 360 videos. In a virtual tour, users can navigate through the environment, choose their own path, and interact with different elements within the virtual space. They can click on objects, access additional information, or even perform specific actions. In contrast, 360 videos are pre-recorded and offer limited or no interactivity. Users can only passively view the video from a fixed perspective.

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Interaction:

Realism:

Virtual tours can provide a more realistic and immersive experience since they are often created using photogrammetry or 3D modeling techniques. The environments are typically rendered in real-time, allowing users to have a more dynamic and interactive exploration. On the other hand, 360 videos capture real-world footage and offer a more passive viewing experience. While they can provide a sense of presence, they may lack the same level of realism as virtual tours.

Realism:

Production:

Virtual tours are usually created by capturing and rendering a 3D environment, which requires specialized equipment, software, and expertise. It involves creating a virtual replica of a physical space or location. In contrast, 360 videos are captured using cameras that can record footage in a 360-degree field of view. The videos are stitched together to create a seamless spherical view, and they can be captured with relatively simpler equipment.

Production:

Virtual tours

The videos are stitched together to create a seamless spherical view, and they can be captured with relatively simpler equipment. Users can only passively view the video from a fixed perspective. While they can provide a sense of presence, they may lack the same level of realism as virtual tours.

Virtual tours

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