I just got back from Chicago where I covered the Grand Opening of Chick-fil-A's newest restaurant on the corner of State and Lake. Be sure and click on the 360º above and drag your mouse to the top and bottom or you can just use the menu buttons to navigate. Be sure to also zoom in and out using the +/- buttons on the menu.
The far right button on the menu will make the 360º full screen. Try that as well for really putting you there.
Maybe you have a place that you need to people to see as if they are standing onsite. My recommendation is to use the 360º Panoramic to help put people in the place.
This is the corner of State and Lake Streets in downtown Chicago, which if you reload the page will start the 360º Panoramic and spin until you are standing on the street corner.
Maybe you have a campus that you would like people to visit and this is a way to help encourage them to see your space. On the other hand maybe you realize many people cannot travel to see your campus and you want them to have the experience of being there. Either way, the 360º Panoramic is a cool way to engage your audience.
Give me a call if you need a 360º Panoramic.
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