360° Immersive Imaging
Sunex SuperFisheye™ solution makes the creation of 360° fully immersive images quick and easy. Take 2 or 3 shots, you are ready to generate virtual tours using your favorite stitching software. Popular stitching software such as the low-cost PTGui (download starter guide), Autopano Pro, Realviz Stitcher, and Easypano support both PC and Mac. For additional information on stitching software and technique, please visit our support page.
Virtual Tours
The following examples were all created using Sunex SuperFisheye lens and 3-position Panoramic Rotator. All tours were created from either 2 or 3 JPG images. Click on a thumbnail image to view a full screen panorama in Apple QuickTime format. Drag mouse left, right, up and down to look around. "Shift" key to zoom in and "Ctrl" key to zoom out.
![]() Study |
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![]() Side yard |
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![]() Kitchen |
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![]() Family room |
2-Shot Immersive Images
The following examples were created from only two images. This is made possible because each Superfisheye™ image captures a hyper-hemisphere with 185° angle of view. The extra 5° provides the overlap required for proper stitching. All panoramas were stitched from 2 JPG images.
Download swimming pool individual 2-shot JPG files to test stitching.
3-Shot Immersive Images
For high quality virtual tours, we recommend using a Sunex Panoramic Rotator with the Superfisheye™ lens. The rotator makes the process of capturing precisely aligned images quick and simple. The stitching process is automatic and more reliable with 3 shots using stitching programs such as PTgui.
![]() Swimming pool |
![]() Hotel lobby |
![]() Sunset |
![]() Vehicle interior |
Download swimming pool
individual 3-shot JPG files to test stitching.
(You can also download
Canon 40D RAW files ~40MB. Lateral chromatic aberration correction is
possible using Adobe Camera Raw).
Other Examples
A 3-shot example - Nikon D200 created by John Law and John Houghton
A 3-shot example - Canon 40D created by Sidney Sytsma
A 4-shot example with camera on a hand-held pole created by Andrew Baddeley