Question 1: How many photos do you take of the average sized room as part of your initial inspection process?
Question 2: How often did you still NOT have the photo you needed later down the track?
3D photography, using Matterport’s Pro2 high-end 3D camera, solves this problem. A single, 134-megapixel 360 panoramic photo per room would take the place of 18 or more traditional 2D photos. If you increase this to four+ 360 panoramic photos per room at 2-metre intervals the resulting coverage is, well, hard to beat!
But then there are the things that the 3D camera can’t see: Inside the oven, kitchen cabinets, behind doors, curtains closed and their backs, shower trays and the like. No problem – these are photographed and timestamped as traditional 2D photos and saved both alongside, and accessed directly within the 3D walkthrough.
In our experience, HomePlan can achieve near-complete coverage of the average residential rental property’s interior with one 3D walkthrough containing 50-80 360 panoramic photos and 30-50 traditional 2D photos.