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There are MANY software programs to do this.<br />
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Here is one:<br />
<a href="http://www.0-360.com/" rel="ugc">http://www.0-360.com/</a><br />
It is about $600.<br />
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There are MANY software programs to do this.

Here is one:
http://www.0-360.com/ [http://www.0-360.com/]
It is about $600.



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Just go to google.com and search for:<br />
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software to do 360 view<br />
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It pulls up a lot of things on it. &nbsp;The one I mentioned above looked cool, but is pricy. &nbsp;Of course you will need a camera and preferably a tripod.
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Just go to google.com and search for:

software to do 360 view

It pulls up a lot of things on it.  The one I mentioned above looked cool, but is pricy.  Of course you will need a camera and preferably a tripod.

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Hi,<br />
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I've been asked tio put together a real estate website, when people can post their properties online w/virtual tours<br />
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I don't know anything about virtual tours, except that the user can use their mouse to have some control of the tour, but can anyoene &nbsp;tell me how they are created and if there are any tools out there? &nbsp;<br />
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I'm guessing that you would need a video file?
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Hi,

I've been asked tio put together a real estate website, when people can post their properties online w/virtual tours

I don't know anything about virtual tours, except that the user can use their mouse to have some control of the tour, but can anyoene  tell me how they are created and if there are any tools out there?  

I'm guessing that you would need a video file?

Realestate Virtual Tours

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