Panoramic capture · Navigation between spaces · Website integration
A visit available at any time
More than a set of panoramas: a digital experience designed to guide people.
Visitors can move between areas, look around in 360° and understand the layout before an in-person visit, booking or appointment.
Depending on the project, we can add interactive hotspots, photography, video, audio, contextual information, floor plans or maps and branded design. The experience can be embedded in an existing website, published online or delivered as a project or export when included in the agreement.
Primary uses
A useful preview for each kind of space.
Hotels
Give guests more context before they choose.
Present rooms, the lobby, shared areas, restaurant, pool, event rooms and facilities before arrival or booking. The experience supports informed decisions; it does not replace the booking process or guarantee conversions.
Real estate
Qualify visits without hiding the property.
Let people explore homes, apartments, developments, offices, retail units and premium properties before scheduling an appointment. It supports an initial remote review without promising a sale.
Businesses and other spaces
Explain what your venue offers.
Suitable for restaurants, venues, showrooms, offices, customer facilities, cultural spaces and projects that need to communicate layout, atmosphere or amenities.
Conceptual application image; not a portfolio project.
Flexible scope
Content and interactivity are shaped around the objective.
Panoramic capture and scene-to-scene navigation
Hotspots with text, photography, video or audio
Floor plans, maps and contextual information
Visual design aligned with the client’s brand
Integration into an existing website
Online publication or a direct link
Project or export delivery when contracted
Optional aerial work, subject to feasibility
Portfolio samples
360° experiences you can explore now.
These interactive captures were part of Carmen Digital's previous portfolio. Move within each image to observe the full field of view and how the space is presented.
Ciudad del Carmen, Campeche360° panoramic capture
Divina Providencia Parish.
An immersive capture of this church in Ciudad del Carmen. The city lies on Carmen Island beside Laguna de Términos, an environment known for its mangroves, dolphins and marine birds.
Salamanca, Guanajuato360° panoramic capture
San Agustín Church and Former Convent.
A sample created inside one of Salamanca's great Baroque landmarks. Known as the “House of Gold,” the complex was built between 1642 and 1706 and houses eleven gilded altarpieces that define its remarkable interior.
More than a photograph
A more complete way to present a place.
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Present each space more clearly
Help visitors understand dimensions, connections and details that a conventional gallery may not communicate.
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Help people prepare for a visit
People who request an appointment can understand the property or business first and arrive with more specific questions.
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Available on mobile and desktop
The experience adapts for comfortable navigation on phones, tablets and desktop displays.
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Website integration
We prepare the tour for an existing website or for direct sharing with prospective customers.
The process
Every viewpoint has a purpose within the tour.
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Planning
We review the type of space, entrances and areas to include, then define a logical route.
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Panoramic capture
We photograph each point with 360° equipment and stable support, taking care of level, lighting and visual continuity.
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Editing and connection
We correct orientation, exposure and color, then connect the scenes so movement feels natural.
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Interaction and design
We add navigation, contextual content and branded elements according to the agreed scope.
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Review and publication
We test the experience on mobile and desktop and prepare it for integration, publication or delivery.
Coverage tailored to the space
How many viewpoints does a tour need?
This is not about taking photographs at random. Each panorama represents a position from which the visitor observes the space and chooses where to move next.
A compact space may require approximately 5 to 10 viewpoints. Large properties, multiple floors or independent areas may require more.
Spacing generally varies between 1 and 5 metres, depending on doors, hallways, level changes and visibility. The priority is for every connection to feel clear and natural.
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Sample route Viewpoints are connected according to the actual architecture of the space.
Applications
Designed for spaces that need to be presented better.
Real-estate agencies and advisors
Homes and apartments for sale or rent
Hotels and accommodations
Restaurants, venues and retail spaces
Offices and customer-service facilities
Complementary coverage
A more complete perspective.
When the location and conditions allow, the project can be complemented with exterior photography or aerial panoramas to show access, surroundings, outdoor dimensions and location.
Feasibility is assessed according to the site, weather and applicable regulations. Each proposal therefore responds to the real scope of the space rather than a generic package.
Technical care
Specialized 360° equipment · stable support · image correction · scene organization · navigation links · testing across devices
How we quote
Every space needs a proposal based on its actual scope.
We do not use a generic package because the number of areas, level of interaction, location and delivery method all affect the work. Some projects may require a technical visit.