360 Virtual Tour Editing

A still photo gets looked at. A 360 tour gets moved through, and that changes what breaks it. A buyer spins the living room, clicks into the kitchen, and the kitchen is a stop darker and half a step cooler. Nothing in either sphere is wrong on its own — but the transition tells them the tour was assembled rather than produced.

Then they look down, because everyone looks down, and there is the tripod, and sometimes the photographer's shoes. They tilt up and the seam runs straight through the feature wall. They face the window and it is pure white, which quietly removes the view the property is priced on.

Those are the four things we fix on every position: seams placed where nothing draws the eye, the nadir patched with matching floor, exposure and white balance matched across the whole property, and windows pulled back until the view outside is visible from inside the sphere. From $2 per pano input, delivered in whatever format your viewer ingests.

Want a flat wide image rather than a navigable sphere? That is panorama stitching, priced per finished panorama. Costing a whole listing? The real estate photo editing cost guide sets every service against sourced market rates.