PROFESSIONAL 360 DEGREE PANORAMA STITCHING SERVICES
PANORAMA POST-PRODUCTION
Turn overlapping photographs into a continuous 360-degree view. ColourCubz provides 360 degree panorama stitching services for real estate photographers, virtual-tour teams and businesses. We align images, blend exposure differences and refine visible joins to create panoramas for your agreed viewing workflow.
Send a room sequence, bracketed interior set or aerial capture with your output requirements. Our editing scope includes panorama stitching, HDR blending, colour correction and tripod-area cleanup, with JPEG or TIFF delivery.
360 degree panorama stitching combines overlapping photographs taken around a viewpoint into one panoramic image. A full spherical panorama covers 360 degrees horizontally and 180 degrees vertically. It is commonly delivered as a 2:1 equirectangular image that a compatible viewer displays as a look-around scene.
Stitching creates the image asset. A connected virtual tour also needs scene navigation, a viewer and hosting. Tell us whether you need finished panorama files or additional tour production so the quote reflects your actual project.
Combine interior and exterior sequences into views that help people inspect a property remotely. We focus on alignment around doorframes, windows, furniture and floor patterns, where distracting joins can interrupt the viewing experience.
Blend bracketed exposures to balance bright windows and darker rooms. The aim is a natural-looking interior with consistent brightness and colour between camera positions. Retained detail depends on what the source exposures captured.
The nadir is the downward-facing area beneath the camera. Tripods and incomplete floor coverage can make this area distracting. We assess the available photographs for patching and cleanup; a separate floor capture can help preserve the original surface.
Bring aerial sequences together for property, land and location presentations. The work can include exposure matching, horizon correction and seam refinement. Share the original captures so we can assess gaps in coverage before agreeing on the finish.
Already have a stitched image? Send it with a short description of the problem, such as visible seams, an uneven horizon or inconsistent colour. Include the original sequence when available so we can assess whether restitching offers a better result than retouching the export.
| Item | Delivery scope |
|---|---|
| Finished panorama | A stitched and edited image for each agreed viewpoint. |
| File format | JPEG or TIFF, according to the agreed requirement. |
| Projection | Equirectangular output for full spherical views where the source coverage supports it. |
| Image dimensions | Confirmed from your source resolution and destination requirements. |
| Editing scope | Stitching, exposure and colour adjustments, with HDR blending and cleanup as quoted. |
| Project organisation | Provide room labels and naming requirements with your brief. |
A 2:1 image shape alone does not establish that a file is a correctly projected, complete panorama. Share your destination viewer's specifications so projection, dimensions, file size and any metadata requirements can be checked.
Do not assume that an edited panorama can be imported into every proprietary capture platform. Name your platform and intended upload workflow before ordering. Tour hosting, hotspots and publishing should be agreed separately.
Tell us about missing frames, moving people or a difficult seam before work starts. Early review helps identify whether the files can support the requested result.
Request a quote based on your source photographs, panorama count and editing requirements. HDR brackets, extensive cleanup, incomplete coverage and aerial sequences can change the scope. Confirm the total price and delivery schedule before placing your order.
Visit our photo editing pricing page for published rates, or ask about a sample edit using your own files. For recurring projects, include your expected weekly or monthly volume.
A sample is most useful when it resembles your actual work. Choose a representative scene and inspect the following areas in your intended viewer:
Good source capture matters. Insufficient overlap, missing views and strong parallax can limit what editing can repair. Avoid assuming that every capture problem can be corrected without reshooting.
Use panorama post-production for residential rooms, commercial interiors, hotel spaces, architectural presentations and aerial location views. For projects that also need conventional listing photographs, explore our real estate photo editing services. If you also need a layout asset, see our floor plan creation services.
Panorama stitching produces a panoramic image from overlapping photographs. A virtual tour presents one or more scenes in a viewer, usually with navigation between viewpoints. Ask for tour assembly and hosting separately if your project needs them.
Yes. ColourCubz offers HDR panorama editing using bracketed source photographs. Send the complete exposure set for each camera position so the available highlight and shadow detail can be assessed.
Tripod-area cleanup and seam correction can be included in the agreed scope. Send the original photographs and any separate floor capture. Missing detail, severe parallax or substantial camera movement may limit the repair.
For a full spherical panorama, a common output is a 2:1 equirectangular JPEG. TIFF is another delivery option when your workflow requires it. Confirm the destination's dimensions, file-size limits and metadata requirements before ordering.
The quote depends on the source sequence, panorama count, HDR requirements and cleanup complexity. Send a representative set and deadline for a confirmed price and delivery schedule. Published rates are available on the ColourCubz pricing page.
Share a representative capture set, the number of panoramas and your intended output. ColourCubz can assess the stitching requirements and help you define the next step.
Tell us about your panorama stitching project to get a free estimate and sample stitch.