Interactive Media
Go beyond static photography
Websites, display walls, electronic booths etc all need interactivity to be engaging. Tim Andrew has shot many spherical panoramas for car company websites as well as online magazines. Multiple panoramas can be linked to make virtual tours for architectural or property companies, museums and even whole communities. He can even offer you aerial tours via his drone company.
PPanoramas are effective ways of showing off car interiors. You can zoom in to see the instruments and controls, swing around to look at the back seats, even check out the sunroof. These 360º images can of course, be used to look around any form of transport or building.
SSpherical images shot and stitched to make navigable image balls, are really effective ways to explore buildings, landscapes or cars. The popularity of mobile devices, means these panoramas are increasingly in demand. Tilting panning, pinching and swiping is second nature to all, and is a very intuitive way to view them.
TThere are plenty of options for 360 panos. Choose to include Google Maps, music, customised navigation buttons, links, logos, thumbnails, social media links and tons more...
GGo a lot further by combining aerial spherical panoramas with ground based ones to make complete tours of villages, business parks, industrial estates, university campuses, golf courses, parks; applicable to almost any venue or environment.
GAnimated GIFs bring life to a page. Tim can make you dynamic images, like mini movies but with tiny file sizes. Ideal for your website or twitter campaign.
Imagery uses and price guides
Generally, usage cascades down from the higher end categories. So the photos from an advertising project can usually be used all the way through the price structure to editorial, whereas an editorial price excludes all other categories. This is reflected in the prices charged. Please contact Tim Andrew to find out more and get a quote.
Magazines and their online versions. If your usage is restricted to editorial, this is the most cost effective option. Shoots for private projects, events, parties are priced similar to editorial if there is no commercial end use envisaged.
Web content can vary hugely. Prices go from editorial rates all the way up to full advertising rates, so think about who your audience is. Are you an online magazine or a retail outfit or manufacturer? Online content is now as valuable to the client as traditional print, so is priced similarly.
Public Relations prices are typically 50% higher than editorial, and aimed at editorial content publishers. The imagery is given out free to magazine publishers, but cannot be used for third party commercial uses. So shots taken of a product can be used by a magazine but not by a dealer. When this is necessary, consider a marketing use category.
Marketing is considered "below the line"; so typically double the prices of editorial. It excludes full advertising use, but can be used for all other uses such as brochures, PR, Editorial, internal publications, email and direct marketing.
Full house prices that can only be discussed once the project has been evaluated fully. All uses are permissible and this is reflected in the prices charged.
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