What to Look for in a 360 Rendering Company
A good 360 rendering company should have a strong portfolio of interactive tours, clear communication about turnaround times, and the ability to produce renderings that hold up to close inspection as a viewer looks around the full 360 scene.
Portfolio and quality of past work
Since a 360 rendering can be viewed from any angle, quality issues that would be hidden in a single static image become obvious as a viewer rotates the scene.
Reviewing a company's past 360 work, ideally by actually navigating a live example, is the best way to judge quality.
Process, turnaround, and revisions
Ask how the company handles revisions, since 360 scenes can take longer to adjust than a single static rendering.
Clear turnaround expectations upfront help avoid surprises, especially for projects tied to a marketing or leasing deadline.
Questions to ask before you decide
- Can you view a live example of their 360 work, not just static screenshots?
- How many rounds of revisions are included?
- What formats does the final 360 rendering support, web, VR, or both?
Rendimension's team can walk you through this on your own project. Learn more about 360 virtual tours.