Virtual Reality moves the photographic image away from the flat 2D into an immersive experience. Interactive photographic panoramas allow a 360 degree exploration of a room or scene. These panoramas can be linked to each other, to scene of crime images or video, to audio or even to web content. Producing a fully interactive exploration of a scene and all related material.

The difference between Virtual Reality and traditional video is that you control what you want to see and not what the video operative believes you will want to see. CSVR can be produced at any location inside or outside, at any time of the day or night and in all weather conditions. It is particularly useful where access to an area needs to be limited i.e. murder scenes. By utilising CSVR at scenes you can limit the number of people and subsequent risk of cross contamination by reducing the need for access.

The panoramas can also be used in court to show a scene in more context than by simply using photographs or video. Bodies or other details that might be considered innapropriate to show to a jury can be pixelated out.

Acume can produce the VR scenes or incorporate your own into a courtroom presentation. We can also supply specialist training for using the software and hardware involved. We are also suplliers of calibrated tripod heads for accurate panorama creation.

Click on image above to open an example of QTVR