Why go 360?

The writing is on the wall. Customers want to see as many pictures of your product as they can before purchasing. The large companies are all moving to 360 degree product views on their website and you should too.

Service firms charge a pretty penny for creating a 360-degree image in Flash format. After all, it requires a lot of knowledge and time to create a file like that. One would have to know about digital photography and lighting, advanced image editing, image stitching, how to use Flash, website programming and not to mention invest in some specific equipment like a good camera, Photoshop, special tripods and a physical rotation device.

The truth is, our line of PhotoCapture products simplify, automate and make the whole process affordable. If your products can stand up and be spun, you should be spinning them for your online customers to see. All of the knowledge required to create professional product animations has been built into our systems and what you don’t know we’ll teach you or you’ll learn it through practice. Our combination products consisting of a Photosimile studio and a turntable are almost foolproof and make it so that anyone, regardless of their photography experience, can create professional product animations.

Our PhotoCapture products come in three different sizes (360, 360L and 360XL) and each creates four types of flash files that can be interactively controlled via click-and-drag. Here are some examples of how our customers are using PhotoCapture technology on their website.

Live Examples of PhotoCapture 360 Results
	Acrylic Trophies	Acrylic Trophies
	Electronic Parts	Collectibles

If you act now, you will probably be one of the first in your industry to display 360-degree product shots on your website and it will give you a strong competitive advantage. The increased information and interaction will yield more online sales and higher customer satisfaction.

Another large application for 360-degree product shots is business communication – especially product development and quality control. The ability to spin an item and place text and drawings on each frame goes a long way when communicating with people not in the same room, time zone or culture. Email was made for communicating with text. Photosimile and PhotoCapture were made for communicating with images.