Panoramas & virtual tours
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Three Lakes Retail Park, Selby, UK
Retail developers Dransfield Properties Limited needed an effective new way to showcase their high profile projects. We delivered a solution using QTVR panoramic movies which were successfully integrated into their website, providing their clients with an impressive demonstration.
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Crazy Models, Sheffield, UK
This flat projection neatly captures the full 360° interior of Crazy Models and emphasises the "Alladin's Cave" feel which attracts local radio-controlled modelling enthusiasts.
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Nou Camp Stadium, Barcelona, Spain
The immense size of the 98,800 seater stadium (home to Barcelona FC, with a total capacity of 109,815 people) is captured in this rare panoramic movie we produced in June 2003.
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The Peace Gardens, Sheffield, UK
The Peace Gardens take their name from Neville Chamberlain's declaration of "peace in our time" in 1938. Redeveloped in 1998 as part of the Heart of the City project, the site is now a mix of water features, seating areas, lawns and planting. The imposing Town Hall stands behind the Goodwin fountain, shown above, and the glass arches of the Winter Gardens can be seen to the right. This summer scene was recorded from the centre of the gardens in June 2003.
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Ladybower Reservoir, Peak District National Park, UK
Supplying the city of Sheffield with its water supply, Ladybower Reservoir is a picturesque scene all year round. Construction of the dam began in 1935 and was completed in 1943; the following 2 years saw the flooding of the villages of Derwent and Ashopton to fill the reservoir. This was famously the location used in the filming of the 1954 classic "The Dam Busters", telling the story of Dr. Barnes Wallis and his team as they tested the bouncing bomb. We shot this 360° panoramic movie on a bright and crisp day in February 2003.
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