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Open 360 Viewer Supalai Place Virtual Tour My largest virtual tour yet! Consisting of over 120 unique perspectives, this spacious 3-story penthouse made a superb subject. 360 Photography offers a sense of orientation and depth that is seldom found in 2D real estate images. With this tour, visitors from across the world can explore this spacious property.    Walking through this tour you can more closely understand the breadth of the view’s available amongst the spacious open-air balconies. You can browse the living room, and receive a better sense of scale for the grand 2-story windows.    Please experience this luxurious space for yourself through this virtual tour on your screen, or in virtual reality.  Do you have a space you want preserved or shared? I would love to bring the same energy and care in capturing what is important to you. Let’s create something meaningful together. Justin did an amazing job on the 360 virtual tour for my penthouse sale, perfectly highlighting the skyline view—the main feature of my space. He was professional, communicative, and guided me through the process with ease. His creative approach and attention to detail brought the space to life, and the project was completed efficiently without compromising quality. I’m extremely pleased with the results, and the tour will be both a powerful marketing tool and a lasting memento after the sale. Highly recommended! Krishine I.

Atop the highest point in Lynn, the historic Stone Tower offered an interesting subject to 3D scan with photogrammetry. This capture was performed with a DJI Mini 4 Pro and 254 photos shot in less-than-ideal weather. Despite high winds, drained batteries, and harsh sunlight, the result is a detailed 3D mesh that preserves the tower’s detailed masonry. The Process Drone-based photogrammetry makes it possible to capture large structures that are difficult to document with handheld cameras. The DJI Mini 4 Pro’s high-resolution camera (8064×6048) provides exceptional detail in each image, enhancing the quality of the 3D reconstruction. While the sunny weather felt great on the skin, it posed challenges for scanning. Harsh shadows on the building were captured in the images and carried over into the 3D model. This “baked-in” lighting may be acceptable depending on the output. When used in scenes with different lighting conditions, it may reduce the realism depending where the model is placed . After generating the initial scan, I apply both automated and manual techniques to optimize the 3D model. This process significantly reduces file size and loading time while preserving the original visual detail when textures are applied. The result was a 99.12% reduction in face count, and a 99.37% reduction in file size.  About the Tower This tower was built on the highest point in Lynn MA in 1936. It’s purpose was for fire observation. The tower stands about 48 to 50 feet tall with a cube-shaped base and an octagonal structure topped by arched windows. On clear days, you can see all the way to Boston from the top! The interior of the Stone Tower may be visited from Tuesday through Saturday, between 9:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m, if a park ranger is available. It may also be visited separately by appointment.  Bringing the Tower to Life in 3D Capturing the Stone Tower was not just a technical challenge; it was also a great opportunity to connect with locals. The process sparked genuine curiosity from morning hikers passing by. Several people stopped to ask about the drone and the scanning process, showing how engaging this technology can be.  If you are interested in learning more about photogrammetry or have a structure you would like to see brought into 3D, feel free to reach out. Responsive Model Viewer with Rotation‑Only Controls