One month ago my Minnesota virtual tour company, Loop Photography, received another client lead from RTV. This one was a little different though, the customer had already used another RTV dealer in Florida to help advertise a home for him there. He said he was excited when he talked to RTV again to find out there was indeed another virtual tour company using the Real Tour Vision Technology in the Twin Cities metro area.
Yesterday I completed my fourth 360 virtual tour for him since meeting him last month and every time we talk he mentions another home he will need shot soon.
His newest 360 home tour can be seen here.
If it wasn't for RTV and a great virtual tour provider in Florida I may never have come in contact with this client, my thanks to you both.
Loop Photography provides the highest quality interactive Virtual Tours in Minnesota as well as providing professional architectural photography services for builders, remodelers, stagers, decorators and for print. For more information please contact Jeff at 612-384-8037.
Jeff Bartol
Loop Photography
Twin Cities Virtual Tour Company
www.loopphotography.com
Order a virtual tour - 612-384-8037
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2 comments:
I checked out your tour and I really like the way you used your hotspot to show a different angle in the living room pan. Normally I think of a hotspot as leading to another area. This enlighted perceptive gives a new way of thing about hot spots.
Sandra Gibson
Power Play Multi-Media Prouductions
South Central Michigan Virtual Tour Provider
http://www.powerplaymmp.com
517-869-2707
I got to say I am pretty impressed with your work with HDR in your vr tours. You by far have the highest quality VRs in the metro area that I can see. I know these don't demand all the same attention and time as a piece of art but I highly suggest you do some work with the colors in post processing. The colors are very washed out.
I still like my VRs better than yours but I am sure I spend at least four times as much in post processing before I release a vr. Also I don't do houses. Keep up the good work and perfect your craft.
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