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Bombardier Challenger 605
Private Jet Cabin Virtual Tour

Step aboard the Challenger 605 with a high-resolution private jet cabin virtual tour. From the club seating to the credenza and galley, the tour gives buyers and charter clients an accurate feel for space, stowage and finishes, on mobile or desktop.

About the aircraft

The Challenger 605 carries up to twelve passengers in a wide, comfortable cabin with a typical range around 4,000 nautical miles. A modern flight deck with the Pro Line 21 suite supports long sector operations while keeping crews well briefed.

What this tour makes clear
- Seating geometry, table positions and legroom from real viewpoints
- Galley access and service flow without blocking the aisle
- Finishes and stitching so decision-makers can compare trim packs
- Power, lighting and media touchpoints at each seat
How we shoot and finish premium cabins

Business jets are unforgiving to photograph. Glossy veneers, mirrors and polished metal reveal everything. We plan angles to reduce glare and manage mixed light on set, then hand-craft each panorama so lines are straight, joins are clean and colour is accurate. The result is a clear, accurate record of the interior that stands up our clients’ proposals, listings and sales decks.

Planning a fleet, refit or sales tour

Tell us your objectives and we will outline a simple plan for capture, interface and delivery, including offline builds for iPad or laptop demos.

More aircraft work

See additional jet cabin virtual tours examples on our aircraft page here.

FAQs

Can you tidy age-related wear without misrepresenting the aircraft?
Yes. We can remove minor scuffs and handling marks so the cabin looks as it does after a professional detailing. We do not invent features or change layouts.
Can you put something on the cabin screens so they’re not just blank?
Yes. We can replace blank IFE screens with stills or your logo.
There are reflections of crew and kit. Can those be removed?
Yes. We clean up reflections as part of the service. We ensure theres nothing jarring such as the reflection of the tripod visible in the final scenes.
July 24, 2014
KLM World Business Class Virtual Tour
A business class virtual tour from the seat

Eye Revolution created a business class virtual tour for KLM to showcase their World Business Class cabin. The brief was simple. Put customers in the seat, let them explore at their own pace, and make the benefits obvious without a brochure.

What better way to show customers and prospects the benefits of World Business Class than to put them into the seat and let them explore it in their own time. We created a high definition 360 degree virtual tour from the seat itself for use in advertising on the WeChat app in China. WeChat is one of the world’s biggest standalone apps, with over a billion users, connecting people all over the world.

About the cabin

KLM’s refreshed cabin offers more personal space and the airline’s first lie-flat seats on this fleet. There are fewer seats for greater comfort, privacy canopies, 17 inch screens and a very sweet sustainability story is that the carpets are all made from recycled materials, including old KLM stewardess uniforms!

What travellers can explore

From the seat position you can look around the suite, check storage, privacy and screen reach, and see how the layout works when the bed is flat. Information points highlight comfort features, seat controls, power, lighting and stowage so customers know exactly what to expect on board.

There were two 360’s captured for this project, a business class virtual tour and an economy class tour.

Where the tour was used

The 360 was deployed in advertising on WeChat in China, giving KLM a mobile-first way to demonstrate the product inside one of the world s most used apps. A second panorama captured the refreshed economy cabin for the wider campaign.

Why a business class virtual tour helps airlines
- Shows the product truthfully on mobile, tablet and desktop
- Reduces guesswork for premium customers comparing cabins
- Supports sales teams and travel trade with a consistent demo tool
- Re-uses cleanly across web, media, lounges and email
Project notes

It was a great delight to work with the brand & marketing teams, whose pride and genuine enthusiasm for their aircraft and the KLM new World Business Class cabin was utterly infectious.

Cabin shoots rely on precision so the experience feels natural in 360. Surfaces must read cleanly at close range and at distance, and colour needs to be accurate for fabrics and finishes. The result here is a clear, honest view of KLM’s premium experience. If you would like to discuss an aircraft interior or airline cabin tour, we would be delighted to help, so please do get in touch.

Explore more aircraft virtual tours

Aircraft cabins are unforgiving spaces to shoot well. You are working in tight aisles with reflective surfaces, mixed lighting and complex geometry. Every surface must be sharp and true – whether it is 30 centimetres from the lens or three metres away, so focus, alignment and colour accuracy matter more than ever. We manage reflections on set, then hand-finish each panorama so lines are straight, joins are clean and fabrics read correctly on screen. Explore more examples on our aircraft virtual tours page here.
July 18, 2014
Bombardier Challenger 850

The Bombardier Challenger 850 features one of the largest and most comfortable corporate cabins available today, combining the capabilities of a larger aircraft with the flexibility and comfort of an execute jet. The expansive cabin provides the flexibility to deliver customised solutions for any corporate requirement. With a non-stop range of 5,200 km and a high-speed cruise of Mach 0.80 it can satisfy the needs of the most demanding business traveller.

On the avionics side the generously sized and superbly organised cockpit features the Rockwell Collins Pro Line 4 suite with 4 six-tube EFIS,
EICAS with two dedicated screens, X-Band Digital Color Weather Radar System and much more, making it a pure pleasure to fly.

VistaJet’s Brand Director Nina Flohr was the creative mind behind the customised luxury interior cabin design and on-board experience of this Challenger 850. The final design was completed at the Bombardier Completion Center in Montreal, Canada.

Facts:
Passenger capacity: 14
Sleeping positions: 7
Flying hours: 6:30
Crew: 3
Cabin length ft/ms: 48.42 ft (14.76 m)
Cabin height ft/ms: 6.07 ft (1.85 m)
Cabin width ft/ms: 7.91 ft (2.41 m)
High speed: 528 mph (850 km/h)
Typical cruise speed: 521 mph (839 km/h)
Maximum altitude ft/m: 41,000 ft (12,497 m)
Maximum range nm/km: 2,807 m (5,200 km)
Baggage capacity ft³/m³: 247.00 ft3 (7.00 m3)

Learn about out 360 photography service for the Aviation Industry

July 8, 2014
The Balvenie

Many clients require our services to make the most of their locations, so we offer advice to prepare the location for the shoot, and then utilise our expertise on the shoot and in post-production to elevate the location and the brand. It is rare to have the opportunity to shoot 360s for a brand that has such history, confidence and beauty that it needs no elevation. The locations and the heritage simply speak for themselves.

The Balvenie is a single malt Scotch whisky distillery in North East Scotland, and their agency, The Communications Agency, asked Eye Revolution in to create finely crafted 360s to show the various stages in the full whisky making process. During the 3 day shoot, we captured one of the barley fields, with views over to the stunning Balvenie Castle. The field was in its post-harvest state, awaiting ploughing for the next year’s crop of barley. The malting, mashing, distilling (spot the Balvenie coppersmith tending the still), and finally ageing and blending. You can also spot David Mair, the Distillery Ambassador, using the ‘dipping dog’ to test the results of their craft.

The whisky is known and loved by connoisseurs worldwide, with the ‘Fifty’, commanding prices of £20,000 per bottle. Whether your budget runs to £30, £300 or more, as a whisky devotee, you cannot fail to be moved by seeing inside this historic, traditional distillery, where the views have largely remained unchanged for more than 120 years.

You can find out much more about the whisky making process at The Balvenie web site.
June 30, 2014
Marks & Spencer Visual Merchandising Training Tool
Virtual tours for training

In the past, M&S had to fly hundreds of key staff members out to the flagship international stores. Not only was this a great expense with travel, accommodation and subsistence costs, and required staff to host them and train them, but it was hard to ensure that the information was disseminated to staff back in each local territory.

We created a visual merchandising training tool for M&S to help the brand roll out consistent VM standards across more than 480 international stores. Instead of flying teams to a flagship store and handing out printed manuals, this different approach gave every VM colleague a guided, interactive walk-through of a perfect store on their iPad.

The brief

M&S needed a practical way to show exactly how a flagship store should look and feel, then make that knowledge easy to apply locally. The tool had to be engaging, quick to use on the shop floor and simple to keep up to date.

How it works

The experience is a virtual store walk-through. VM teams move through the space and tap hundreds of info points for the detail that matters: sightlines, adjacencies, mannequin styling, ticketing, equipment, seasonal bays and care of fixtures. A custom-built CMS lets team leaders add, edit and retire guidance as ranges change, so the content stays current.

Shooting and post-production

Shooting the flagship stores was a pleasure. We scheduled the shoots for times when the stores were closed so there were no people in shot, and the shop and products would be perfect. However the lack of staff at those times also meant that we had to pitch in to ensure the VM was perfect – photographers aren’t known for their ability to tie ties well, but we think we stepped up to the occasion.

Each 360 image was carefully crafted in post-production for straight lines, clean joins and accurate colour, so what learners see on screen is what they should create in store. We completed much of the structure for the CMS in advance of the shoots, so as soon as the 360 images were ready, much of the content was already loaded and just needed to be programmed in to the precise locations within each 360. This enabled a swift turnaround.

Results
- Consistent standards at scale – every VM colleague can access the same clear guidance, not just those who visited a flagship.
- Faster onboarding and refreshers – short, visual learning beats lengthy manuals and is easy to reference during set-up.
- Lower cost and carbon with fewer flights and hotel nights. Less time away from stores. A smaller footprint.
Environmental impact

Replacing long-haul training trips with an iPad-based experience cuts emissions and waste. The tool reduced the need for air travel, hotel nights and printed manuals, helping M&S lower its training footprint while maintaining high standards across every store.

Why it matters

This is training that feels like an in-person experience. Teams see the store as customers see it, then apply that clarity to their own layouts. It shortens the path from guideline to great execution and makes it easy to keep standards high, everywhere.

FAQs

Who uses the visual merchandising training tool?
VM managers, store managers and new starters use it for onboarding, refreshers and pre-season briefings.
Can the content be updated in-house?
Yes. The CMS allows authorised users to add or amend info points, images and sections as ranges change.
Does it replace in-person training?
It allows teams to be trained in a flagship store, without the costs and environmental impact of flying them all to the location. This can be complementary to their own, localised in-store training.
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June 1, 2014
Jaguar F-Type Coupé 360 Interactive

The new Jaguar F-Type Coupé is certainly a captivating car. A modern day supercar with its roots stretching back to the legendary E-Type of the 1960’s.

Eye Revolution were delighted to be asked to create a high resolution interactive 360 of the stunning cabin as part of Jaguar’s ‘British Villains’ campaign. Here you can see in fine detail the interior of the V8 powered R model of the F-Type Coupé, decked out in Jet and Ivory.

José Mourinho, the Special One, recently became the first UK customer to take delivery of one of these very special cars.

You can see more of our car interoir 360’s by visiting this page
April 23, 2014
Range Rover Long Wheelbase 2014

Land Rover unveiled their new long wheelbase Range Rover at the recent Los Angeles International Auto Show. Eye Revolution were asked to produce a high-resolution 360 of the interior of this top-of-the-range luxury car. The long wheelbase offers an additional 7.3 inches of legroom for rear seat passengers to stretch out and enjoy all the luxuries this refined cabin has to offer.

Capturing car interiors to an advertising standard is without doubt the most technically challenging of all 360 photography. The photography and finish is the culmination of many years work to refine the equipment and process. We hope that the results speak for themselves and you enjoy exploring the car. To read more about how we shoot car 360s, please click here.

This interactive 360 works as a multi resolution virtual tour on all devices.
January 17, 2014
Kingsnorth Power Station Virtual Tour

Recently decommissioned, Kingsnorth Power Station stands on the edge of the Hoo Peninsula – a spur of land in Kent separating the Thames and Medway estuaries. Completed in 1973, Kingsnorth once produced power for the London grid – but now the station stands silent. It was designed as a dual-fired station, capable of creating power from oil or coal, though in reality the economics meant that oil was only used as a startup or secondary source. Our 360 photographs serve to create an historic record of the power station at the very end of its life. A fascinating wander through the Kingsnorth takes you from the Bond-esque control room to the vast turbine hall, through the industrial gothic of the boiler firing floor and the epic views from the boiler house roof.

The power station with its towering chimney is an imposing feature in the industrial seascape as seen from the Oakham Ness jetty. The chimney is one of the UK’s tallest structures at 198 metres (650 ft) tall, taller than the BT Tower, Tower 42 and 30 St Mary Axe, and is due to be demolished soon.

In the Long Reach Jetty 360, you will see the ships Vestenhav and Lord Hinton docked, the latter itself a notable ship, recently commemorated in a collection of Royal Mail stamps honouring historic trading ships. The images are best viewed in fullscreen – we hope you enjoy looking through the images and seeing a slice of British industrial history.
October 30, 2013
Volkswagen Up! Sweet As, Deep Zoom Photography

The VW Up! brings VW’s upmarket feel to the city car sector. However, the Up! is fun as well as well as offering serious quality. For a recent competition the Up! was filled with (quite literally) a tonne of sweets, and people were invited to guess how many were crammed in. When the door was opened at the end of the shoot we captured the resulting cascade. The image is a single shot, taken with an 80 megapixel camera. You can zoom in and explore the sweet wrappers in fantastic detail.
September 19, 2013
Jaguar XJ Ultimate 2014 – Car Interior 360

We are pleased to reveal the interior of the new Jaguar XJ Ultimate – the sports saloon with a wealth of luxury features in the rear cabin. Our seamless 360 allows the viewer to see first-hand some of the features that will make their journey even more comfortable, like ‘airline’ style reclining seats (you will just have to shut your eyes and imagine the massage feature!), increased headroom, high-resolution touch screens and fold-out business tables.

We work hard to achieve absolute perfection in our automotive 360s, the photography and finish is the culmination of many years work to refine the equipment and process. We hope that the results speak for themselves and you enjoy exploring the car.
August 28, 2013
Inside the Bank of England

Bank of England Virtual Tour

The Bank of England has allowed access to its hidden treasures, virtually. Eye Revolution were asked to shoot a 360 virtual tour of the Bank, working with Clay Interactive. For the first time we were able to see the vast reserves of gold and banknotes stored in the depths of the bank’s vaults. Other locations within the virtual tour include the Committee Room, Court Room, Dealing Room and the Garden Court.

The Bank of England virtual tour is not available to the general public. We frequently work with clients where security is a sensitive issue. Please contact us should you wish to discuss projects where there may be security concerns.
July 24, 2013
Shoppable Virtual Tour for Celebrity Big Brother x Very

We created a shoppable virtual tour of nine rooms in the Celebrity Big Brother house, with product tags that let viewers explore and buy in a click.

The Brief

Very.co.uk wanted to utilise their partnership with Channel 5 and the Celebrity Big Brother house to provide a shop window for their target audience. Eye Revolution was briefed to provide interactive 360 images of 9 areas within the Big Brother house. Also, to create an interface that allowed viewers to click on the products and ultimately buy them at Very.co.uk.

The Challenges

In what was then the biggest ever product placement deal in the UK, Very.co.uk put over 100 products into the Celebrity Big Brother house. Each 360 image had to have perfect clarity, so the product displayed beautifully, whether that was within a foot of the camera or 20 feet away. The interface needed to feel intuitive for the viewers to easily browse the shop, find products they liked, see information and ultimately click to buy at Very.co.uk.

The Execution

We worked with Very’s visual merchandising team to dress the house ready for the the shoot. Once the house was prepared, we shot each of the 9 areas within a few hours. Back in the studio, post production on the images commenced. Simultaneously, we worked with Channel 5 to create an immersive interface which beautifully showcased the products, was easily navigated and minimised the number of clicks it would take for a viewer to buy. The controls were kept simple. We used subtle yet fun pink tags to indicate to the audience which products could be viewed and purchased. The viewer could look around each area, see a product which they liked, click the tag to find out more and then just one click took them to the buying page at Very.co.uk.

The Results

The shoppable virtual tour was a key part of the link-up campaign, and helped to directly drive sales:
• Very’s sales page saw a three-figure percentage increase in sessions and a significant increase in conversion versus other non-traditional selling pages
• One product saw increased sales of 1038% (versus the week before) following the placement of the product in the task
• There was a 35% incremental impact on sales versus the category average for all Home & Furniture featured
• There was an 83% uplift in demand in the clothing category, and a 72% increase in sales of those products featured
* Overall sales of products featured in the Big Brother house increased by an average 20%.
(Source: Carat)

Awards

2014 UK Sponsorship Awards: winner of the Brand Sponsorship (under £75K) category
2014 Brand Republic Digital Awards: winner of the Retail and E-Commerce category
July 24, 2013
BBC Augmented Reality Virtual Tour

An exciting commission for Eye Revolution has been the augmented reality virtual tour of the BBC’s new ‘The World’s Newsroom’.

Next to the old Broadcasting House in Portland Place, The World’s Newsroom comprises some of the most advanced technology in the broadcasting world. It is the BBC’s biggest television service and reaches more than 276 million homes, as well as hotel rooms (1.5m), cruise ships, airlines and mobile phone platforms too.

Augmented Reality Virtual Tour

Eye Revolution were commissioned to create an interactive experience to showcase the new facilities to overseas partners. As well as documenting the space itself, we were briefed to capture the studios with presenters Komla Dumor and Babita Sharma broadcasting the news.

The 360 Panoramas are used as a virtual tour for the main web site, an augmented reality app and Gyro Goggles for a truly immersive experience.

Other work for the BBC

We’ve created a variety of projects for the BBC over the years. You may like to check out our TV set virtual tours of the Doctor Who set, or our Tardis virtual tour. We’ve also worked with BBC Studioworks to create tours of their TV studios available for hire.

Arrange a demo

To discuss your virtual tour project please get in touch – we’re always happy to arrange a demo.
February 2, 2013
Deep Zoom View from The Shard

Eye Revolution founder Will Pearson’s interactive 360 Shard images are featured in The Guardian today. The interactive interface shows the images in a deep zoom format, allowing users to really get up close and see the detail, as well as click on hotspots and experience an audio journey around London. Click here to view the 360 experience from The Shard (link opens in a new window). This project is no longer available on the Guardian web site.
February 1, 2013
VistaJet 360 Sales & Marketing Tool

Private jet virtual tour

The Brief

VistaJet is the world’s fastest growing private aviation company. Their fleet covers the globe and the state-of-the-art planes are equipped for travellers requiring the very best in private jet travel. The brief was to create 360s and interfaces of the fleet that reflected the consistently high quality and luxury of the VistaJet experience. These multi-scene 360s form a private jet virtual tour used both offline in sales meetings and online as a marketing tool.

The Challenges

Shooting 360s in a confined space such as a car or aircraft, especially one with a multitude of reflective surfaces, is technically highly demanding. Objects and surfaces have to be sharp and flawless whether they’re 30 centimetres or 3 metres away. Everything had to be perfect first time, as of course there’s a cost implication in grounding an aircraft for a photo-shoot.

The Execution

Each aircraft had between 5 and 8 individual 360s. We designed an elegant and easily navigable interface which could be rolled out across the various aircraft, for a uniform brand look and feel. The viewer can use an aircraft floorplan to navigate around the different areas; exploring seating, dining, bathrooms and cockpit. Hotspots highlight particular areas of interest. They can also simply journey through the aircraft by clicking an arrow to move forward into the next area.

Click the links below to take a virtual tour of Vistajet’s private jets (open in new window).

Global 6000 virtual tour, Challenger 605 virtual tour, Challenger 850 virtual tour, Learjet 60 virtual tour.

Global 6000 virtual tour

Challenger 605 virtual tour

Challenger 850 virtual tour

Learjet 60 XR virtual tour

We’re always happy to talk through your ideas and objectives, so if you’re considering aircraft tours for use as a sales and marketing asset, please do get in touch and let’s talk.

Private Jet Virtual Tour FAQs

Who is the private jet virtual tour for?
Sales teams, charter brokers and marketing teams who need to show cabin layouts and finishes quickly and clearly.
Can the tour be used offline?
Yes. It was designed for iPads and laptops in meetings, as well as on the web.
What can we show with hotspots?
Seat configurations, table mechanisms, galley details, lavatory specs, connectivity and finish options.
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November 28, 2012
Shameless TV Set Virtual Tour

Explore the Chatsworth Estate

One of our favourite projects of all time was our TV set virtual tour of the Chatsworth Estate, the centrepiece of the hit Channel 4 show that was ‘Shameless’.

We first created a Shameless Virtual Tour back in 2011. The Chatsworth Estate tour was such a success with the Shameless fans that the show’s producer’s later invited us back to add yet more outrageous content for viewers to explore.

Additional areas included extra 360s at The Jockey, the Gallagher’s house, the Maguires and Lillian’s, ahem… place of business.

Sadly Shameless came to an end in 2013 after 11 series, but fans can still explore the tours and have a nostalgic look around the sets.

Why a TV Set virtual tour is worthwhite

Virtual tours make ideal fan content for TV series with locations that viewers may want to explore. Fans can explore the sets in their own time, zooming in to see the detail. There’s extra information they can read to discover more about their favourite series.

The ‘Shameless’ 360 Tours

We were exceptionally lucky to work with a client who was determined to push the boundaries with the virtual tours. The Shameless team absolutely wanted to go to town, and they did this in spades! They even produced bespoke additional content for the tour that would delight the fans. For example, Lillian made a ‘dating’ video just for the tour – along with many more little gems to be found throughout.

Our programmers worked to integrate this content into the tour – ensuring the viewers would take their time exploring, as there was so much to find. We particularly like the info pop-up on the ‘suggestions box’ at Lillian’s massage parlour, which when opened, shows a variety of suggestions received from a variety of characters. The tours made fantastic use of sound and video within the 360 environment. Viewers can discover new features throughout the tours.

Please note that the Chatsworth Estate TV set virtual tour is in tune with the adult nature of the series, and you must be 18 or over to view.

Other TV set virtual tour examples

In addition to the Shameless TV set virtual tour, we’ve created 360s for other series, such as Doctor Who and The Hour. If you’d like to find out more about the shooting process and get an estimate, please do get in touch.

October 10, 2012
Restaurant 360 Virtual Tour: Brunswick House

Mr Porter’s Weekly Journal

We were delighted to create a restaurant 360 virtual tour for Mr Porter – the premier global online retail destination for menswear. Mr Porter is not simply a retailer; they also offer style advice and a weekly Journal which gives readers insights into cutting edge fashion, leisure, music, restaurants and more. The Brunswick House tour was created for this journal.

Brunswick House

For their feature about London’s hot restaurant, Brunswick House, a stunning 18th century Georgian mansion situated within an architectural antiques salvage yard in Vauxhall, we created an interactive 360 view around the restaurant.

Jackson Boxer

The 360 pictures the proprietor, Jackson Boxer, and features his voiceover discussing Brunswick House. The result is a truly exciting environmental portrait, bringing together the restaurant, the proprietor and discussions on the project in a single interactive format.

Restaurant 360 virtual tour

Why would a restaurant need a virtual tour? We find our clients want to showcase their space. Using the 360 format, they can convey some of the ambience, encouraging diners to visit them. They can also highlight features within the scene, menus can even be viewed or downloaded within the tours. It gives prospective diners that little bit more sparkle, and thus reasons to book.

Please click the button above to be taken to the restaurant 360 virtual tour.

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July 18, 2012
Emirates Air Line Launch Panoramic Photography | Thames Cable Car

2012 is an exciting year for London, with the Jubilee celebrations, the Olympics and Paralympics. One of the events for London this summer with lasting impact was the launch on 28 June of the Emirates Air line – the first cable car over the Thames, linking North and South London, and Britain’s first urban cable car. The cable car is operated by Transport for London (TFL) and sponsored by Emirates.

Eye Revolution’s Will Pearson was commissioned to undertake the panoramic photography for the launch campaign showing the views that cable car travellers could expect. The ad campaign sees the total domination of all ad spaces within Greenwich Station (you can view this in the 360 above), as well as a widespread media campaign throughout the rest of London and the UK, with National press, outdoor posters, bus stops, direct mail, digital displays, online and more.

The panoramas had to be shot at an incredibly high resolution, which is a technical challenge, and the resulting images can be displayed at massive sizes whilst retaining incredible photographic quality. We hope you enjoy the images and perhaps feel inspired to take the Air Line next time you’re near Greenwich Peninsula in the South or the Royal Docks in the North.
June 29, 2012
Land Rover Discovery 4 Interior 360 Panorama

Interactive 360 of the Land Rover Discovery 4 interior. This high-resolution virtual tour allows viewers to explore the car as if they were seated inside it, zooming in to see the incredible detail in the image so they can get a feel of the textures and quality of the car interior.
June 28, 2012
VR View from the Crane Above The Shard

I was fortunate enough to photograph the amazing panoramas of London afforded by the tallest building in the UK, the Shard, while it was under construction. This wasn’t your standard location to shoot from, on a crane peering out of a building site, and getting up there wasn’t straightforward.

On a cold dark November evening I navigated my way up through the partly constructed levels. I ascended the core of the building in an external lift then clambered up 3 levels of scaffolding before finally scaling the ladder to the lower platform of the crane. It was no easy task just getting myself up there, add in three heavy bags of kit and it all got a little more complicated. Thanks to some very helpful construction workers I managed to get all my kit in place, and in one piece.

You can view the standard 360 on a desktop or mobile, but to see the full Virtual Reality experience, once the tour has loaded into your device click on the headset icon and place your phone in your VR headset.

You can check out more images captured from the Shard or featuring the Shard here.

June 25, 2012
Land Rover Discovery 4 360 Car Interior Photography

Car interior photography

A recent 360 car interior photography project for Land Rover showcases the new Discovery, and was to run with Land Rover’s main ad campaign.

Eye Revolution’s head photographer Will Pearson has recently been getting inside the Land Rover Discovery 4 – the acclaimed 4×4 which is the hero of the international ‘Been Anywhere Interesting Lately?’ ad campaign. The car is pictured in the desert, jungle and on a mountain, environments which it handles with ease.

Will shot the interiors of the Discovery in several different versions of the car, and the resulting high-resolution 360s feature not only on the Land Rover website, but also in the international banner campaign. We worked hard to integrate the 360 panoramas into the Google DoubleClick Studio template, which we believe was a world-first.

If you’d like to read more about the process for shooting 360 car interior photography, please click here.

April 25, 2012
360 View from The Shard London Bridge

In May 2012 The Shard London Bridge will top out and become the tallest building in the European Union. Eye Revolution owner Will Pearson was commissioned to climb to the dizzying 310m peak and capture a 360 panorama overlooking London. It was a challenging shoot (where Will had to signal to the crane driver to get him to turn 45 degrees after each shot!) and technically it’s not a perfect image, but as a unique picture from an incredible location it has received lots of attention from Londoners and people worldwide. In fact, the image received so much attention on Facebook and Twitter that having hundreds of thousands of visitors was a good stress test for our network!

Please click on the FULLSCREEN button for the best viewing experience, and make sure you zoom in and see the detail. For those of you in London, can you see your office or home? We hope you enjoy this unique view of London in 360 degrees.
January 24, 2012
Seasons Greetings

Here is a Christmas virtual tour to bring a smile to your face – part of a commission for an ad agency’s Christmas card. Early on a cold, damp December morning we invaded Oxford Circus for this guerilla shoot. It was that moment of the early morning when some folk are making their way home after a festive night out or an office Christmas party and others were gearing up for work, kind of like a change of shift. The brief was to capture the Agency’s staff creating a somewhat off-the-wall Nativity scene on Oxford street which would look like and work in a Google Maps environment, a collision of the surreal and the mundane?

It’s been a great year at Eye Revolution and we’d like to take this opportunity to wish you all a Happy Christmas and a Fantastic new year in 2012!
December 18, 2011
Hoddington Hall

Hoddington Hall is £21 million pound property – a Grade II-listed 18th Century mansion set in 800 acres of farmland in Hampshire.
December 13, 2011
Stately Home Virtual Tour
Broome Hall: The Home of Oliver Reed

Archive note: This feature presents a stately home virtual tour at Broome Hall, showing the house as it appeared when we photographed it. The property has a long and colourful history, and these images preserve a moment in its story.

About the house

Broome Hall is a grand country house on the wooded slopes above Coldharbour, just south of Dorking in Surrey. Built around 1830, it sits in classic Surrey Hills landscape with long views and deep woodland. Inside, the architecture is stunning. Generous rooms, long sightlines and layered period details give the place a calm, stately feel that a virtual tour can convey far better than a single still.

A short history

The estate has evolved over two centuries, shaped by owners with very different lives and priorities. Early in its story it was associated with the printer politician Andrew Spottiswoode, and later with the merchant banker Sir Alexander Brown. The nineteenth century also brought the Pennington family to Broome Hall. Frederick Pennington sat in Parliament and his wife, Margaret, was active in the women’s suffrage movement. During the Second World War, the house took on an entirely different role, providing space for allied military activity. In the years that followed it was used by a religious order before returning to private hands. Each phase left its mark on this historic estate.

Oliver Reed

Actor Oliver Reed owned Broome Hall in the 1960s and 70s. The house became part of his public legend, a place for rehearsals, parties and guests passing through. Broome Hall is often linked with the film ‘Women in Love’. Some sources make the connection; other records place most filming elsewhere. Either way, the association has stuck in the public imagination.

How we shot it

Houses like this benefit from high-resolution 360. We photographed key rooms as seamless panoramas. In post-production we hand-finished every frame for straight lines, clean joins and accurate colour. The resulting 360s document the interiors from floor to ceiling.

What to look for
- Grand rooms with layered textures and period detail
- The grand, cantilevered staircase
- Fireplaces, wood panelling and crafted joinery
- Leaded glass windows and ornate plasterwork ceilings
How a stately home virtual tour can help

Stills capture moments. A stately home virtual tour preserves how a room actually feels, from light and scale to texture and tone. For heritage and country houses this matters. Visitors, researchers and design teams can understand the house properly, not guess from a single angle.

If you are planning a virtual tour for a historic property or a private estate, we would be happy to help. You can view more Stately Home tours here, and see a wider selection of heritage projects here.
December 13, 2011
BBCs ‘The Hour’ TV Set 360 Virtual Tour

TV Set virtual tour takes viewers back to the 1950s within the set of award-winning BBC Drama ‘The Hour’.

BBC Drama: ‘The Hour’

The Hour was a BBC drama which first aired in 2011 on BBC 2. It starred Ben Whishaw, Dominic West, Juliet Stevenson and Anna Chancellor. The series is set around a news and current affairs programme which launches in 1956 during the Suez Crisis. The show captured the spirit of the 1950s perfectly. The sets, costumes and storyline all catapulted the viewers into the chaos and sophistication of that time.

The TV set virtual tour

You can thoroughly explore around the newsrooms in this 1956 TV virtual tour. The period details and props are remarkable. Some are Hornsey Town Hall’s own, and others were part of the set. Details like the Bakelite telephone, the original 50’s stamps, television, files, filing cabinets and old manual typewriter all place the drama perfectly within its time. Our TV set virtual tour gave viewers the chance to engage further with the drama by allowing the viewers to explore areas like the TV set itself, the cutting room and offices.

Hornsey Town Hall

The BBC filmed The Hour at Hornsey Town Hall in Crouch End, North London. Designed by Reginald Uren, the building is a star of 1930s architecture. The Town Hall therefore typifies art deco style with its modernist, almost brutal frontage, Crittall windows and beautiful textures and detailing.

Far East Consortium developed the Town Hall complex, which is now a housing development alongside a community-focused arts centre, co-working space, cafes and a new hotel. In a separate project, we were lucky enough to create a virtual tour of Hornsey Town Hall prior to its redevelopment (which was completed in 2023). Haringey Council ceased to use it as an administrative building in 1965, thus many of the building’s features from this time and prior were still intact when we captured it.

You can read more and see our original Hornsey Town Hall 360 tours here. Then, click here to compare and contrast with The Hour TV set virtual tour.

November 10, 2011
Tate Modern

Previously, this page showed a gallery virtual tour of the Turbine Hall at the Tate Modern during an art exhibition for the Unilever Series.

Unfortunately this Tate Modern virtual tour isn’t currently available for public view. We’re sorry to disappoint you, but while you’re here, please do take a look at one of our other gallery virtual tours instead. Click any of the images below to be taken to the tour.

‘Sensing Spaces’ at the Royal Academy

John Hoyland – artist’s studio virtual tour

Maddox Gallery New York – MikaelB ‘Flow State’ Exhibition virtual tours

Soho art gallery virtual tour

Gallery virtual tour advantages

Choosing to create a ‘digital twin’ of an exhibition provides many advantages. It allows the exhibition to reach a much wider audience. Thus enabling those unable to travel for an in-person exhibition visit to explore at their leisure. It adds value to those who are planning on visiting the exhibition, allowing them to plan their visit, read more information about the exhibits and so forth. The can also look back after a visit in-person, to show others or jog their memories about their experience. A gallery 360 tour also creates a permanent archive of the exhibition. This allows staff to view all exhibitions over the years to refer back to, and also to plan future shows.

November 10, 2011
Radar Museum

Unfortunately, this virtual tour has now been archived and is no longer available to view.

Instead, you can view examples of some of our aircraft virtual tours here, or see our portfolio for many more virtual tour examples.

Museum virtual tour of the RAF Museum at Neatishead (near Horning) in Norfolk. The museum catalogues the history and development of Air Defence Radar since its invention in 1935.

November 10, 2011
Mercedes C Class

Car virtual tour showing the interior of the new Mercedes C-Class. These automotive virtual tours were created in ultra-high resolution to show the incredible quality and detailing of the C-Class interior. Viewers can scroll around and zoom in at their leisure to explore the car’s features before visiting the dealer showroom to see the car in the flesh.
November 10, 2011
London Bridge Hospital

FROM THE ARCHIVE: This London Bridge Hospital virtual tour is an older tour example from our extensive archive, left in place for information purposes. Other examples of healthcare, hospice and care home tours can be seen here, but please do check out our main portfolio for the best selection of recent examples.

Hospitals can feel unfamiliar and daunting, especially for people preparing for treatment and their families. Virtual tours help remove some of that uncertainty. They give a clear sense of how a hospital is laid out and what someone might experience when they walk through the doors. This is why london hospital virtual tours have become so widely used by communications teams, patient support teams and anyone responsible for helping people feel welcome and informed.

London Bridge Hospital is a private hospital beside the Thames. They asked us to create virtual tours of key areas across the building. The aim was simple. They wanted patients to feel at ease, to understand where they would be treated and to have the confidence to choose the hospital for their care. The tour covers wards, consulting rooms and shared areas, and gives viewers a chance to explore the space at their own pace.

Although this particular tour is older, it still shows how virtual tours can support clear communication in healthcare. Our more recent london hospital virtual tours offer higher resolution imagery, smoother navigation and better accessibility features across mobile and desktop. These improvements help hospitals present their spaces in a way that feels open, reassuring and easy to understand. They also help patients and families arrive with a sense of familiarity, which can make a real difference during what is often a stressful time.

Healthcare is just one of many sectors where our London virtual tours bring spaces to life.

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November 10, 2011
Designer Home Virtual Tour

A Notting Hill townhouse designed by Kelly Hoppen

Archive note: This is an archive feature on Kelly Hoppen’s former Notting Hill townhouse. Here you can tour the house in high-resolution detail and view the creativity and flair which marks this property out as more than a little different.

Step inside a calm, carefully composed London home designed by Kelly Hoppen. Our design virtual tour lets you move through the key rooms in high resolution, so you can study the decor, light and layout at your own pace.

How we shot it

We captured three key spaces in 360. Reflective finishes, glazing and mirrors were managed on set, then hand-finished in post to remove any jarring reflections, marks and ensure there were clean joins and accurate colour.

Why this matters

Designer homes live or die by the treatment of light, depth and texture. A virtual tour preserves those qualities better than stills alone, giving buyers and design fans a true sense of the space. Explore more interior design projects in our interior design portfolio.

If you would like to talk about a virtual tour for a designer home or a residential development, please get in touch.

FAQs

Is the London townhouse still for sale?
No. This feature sits in our archive and the property has since changed hands.
Where is the house?
Notting Hill, W11.
Do you shoot other designer homes?
Yes. We create high-resolution residential and interior design tours for architects, designers and agents. You can see more designer home virtual tour examples here.
November 10, 2011
Criterion Restaurant Piccadilly

The Criterion Restaurant is part of London’s literary history, famously acting as the backdrop to the scene where Conan-Doyle had Watson first hearing mention of Sherlock Holmes. It has featured in Betjeman’s ‘The Varsity Students’ Rag'(“I wish you’d seen the rag we had in the Grill Room at the Cri.”) as well as many other works. More recently it was the scene of a dinner in the Batman film, The Dark Knight. Exploring 360 degrees around the glorious Neo-Byzantine restaurant it’s no surprise that the restaurant has formed the setting for so many scenes.
November 9, 2011
Chestnut House, Norfolk

Virtual tour inside a Georgian property in Heacham on the ever-popular North Norfolk coast.
November 9, 2011
Centurion Building, Chelsea Bridge Wharf

We create luxury property virtual tours, showcasing properties to their best advantage. Each 360 is finely crafted to ensure that the end result looks superb.

The Centurion Building at Chelsea Bridge Wharf commands stunning views over Chelsea Bridge and the River Thames.

If you’d like to know more about our luxury property virtual tours, please do get in touch!
November 9, 2011
Bradbrook House, Knightsbridge

Bradbrook House in a quiet street behind Knightsbridge was originally the school for St George’s Hospital. The virtual tours offer the viewer a glimpse into this striking 2 bedroom apartment.
November 9, 2011
Bayswater Road

Virtual tour of designer Tara Bernerd’s £4.95m home overlooking Hyde Park. The property is over 4,000 sq ft and the tours give the viewer an inside look at the spectacularly designed rooms and areas.
November 9, 2011