Virtual Tour - what solution you recommend?

[Jiri.Matys]

Hi,

my client wants to make a virtual tour from four or five 360 photos. But he wants support for VR and marks like in google streets - you know, marks right in photo so you can change camera position easily by clicking on this mark right in the photo. And of course put this interactive tour on his website.
Please, what would you recommend? It will be great if its free or only charge once. Do you know any solution please?
Thank you.

[fixeighted]

KRPano and Pano2vr seem like the available options. I had a look at KRPano and it seemed good enough for this, though not free of course
Sadly the job did not materialise, so I haven't used it thoroughly.

[Jiri.Matys]

Hmm, Pano2VR looks promising, thank you. One thing, with stereoscopic images side by side, is there a way how to view this VR on web without any headset? To be sure it is ok?

Something like Safari on Mac switched to iPhone VR view.

[Jiri.Matys]

Thank you a lot. Pano2VR is great. And works fine with VR Tour Viewer and Oculus Quest 2.

[Micha]

3Dvista is a nice tool too. Easier to learn than Pano2VR and the new click&go mode is like known from google maps. I used 3Dvista a few times and I like it. Stereo tours and standalone player are some features I like.

[fernando_pinheiro]

Also using Oculus Quest 2 and for online free services we have been using ORBIX 360 for tours.

The VR images in the headset could look better (even though they are 8000 x 4000 resolution) but for an online free service looks okei.

[Jiri.Matys]

I am using Pano2VR as someone suggested without any problem, works great.

[bardo]

I did some 360° tours and I'm really happy about 3dVista Virtual Tour Pro.
Never tried with VR headset but it seems fully compatible with most of the headsets.

It's easy to learn and to use.
I was able to use it also as Powerpoint alternative as, in one of this presentation, the first part was full of static slide to show.
It's not the best use for but I was able to achieve the goal.