Sites in VR 8.14

Experience virtual tours of famous landmarks from Turkey, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Syria, Morocco, Kuwait, Yemen, Macedonia, Holland, Belgium, France, Italy, Greece, and even Space. Explore the wonders of Islamic architecture as you visit mosques, tombs, palaces of sultans, museums, inns, baths, castles, towers, old houses, squares, parks, natural landscapes, religious sites, ancient cities, and more with over a thousand high-quality 360-degree panoramic images.

Climb the Eiffel Tower in Paris, venture inside the Egyptian Pyramids, and even take a virtual visit to Mars! The immersive experience will make you feel as if you are really there...

No gyroscope or compass is needed for this virtual tour!

BONUS: This app not only provides virtual tours but also helps you set up your viewer for other VR apps. It includes an integrated QR code scanner and can even correct screen-size issues. Typically, users rely on Google's "Cardboard" app for viewer setup. However, if your phone lacks a gyroscope and you are unable to install the "Cardboard" app, this alternative is your best option for setting up your viewer!

Even if you don't have a QR code available, you can still configure your viewer using one of the many presets provided. Viewer presets are available for popular devices such as Google Cardboard & Daydream View (versions 1 and 2), Gear VR, VRIZZMO Revolt, DCSVR (I Am Cardboard), Homido (mini), Ant VR, Go4D C1-Glass, Small Mojing, VR fold, Wearality Sky, Durovis Dive 5, VR BOX, Baofeng Storm II, ColorCross VR, Nibiru/Soyan/..., Geeach, and Ritech 3D.

If your viewer is not listed in the presets or if you want to enhance the visual quality, you can use the unique VR settings option. This allows you to make adjustments to the eye separation, vertical center, screen-to-lens distance, barrel distortion, chromatic aberration, and field of view.

3D Panoramas: While normal panoramas are projected onto a distant sphere for comfortable viewing, stereoscopic panoramas provide a more realistic experience. However, if you find that viewing stereoscopic panoramas makes you feel dizzy, you can easily disable this mode in the settings.

No stitching errors: Every effort is made to ensure that the panoramas are seamlessly stitched together without any visible errors. This includes maintaining accuracy even when looking downwards, where the tripod stand is typically visible. This attention to detail extends to the numerous stereoscopic (3D) panoramas available. Producing flawless stereoscopic panoramas of real-life scenes (rather than rendered ones) is an arduous task that requires countless hours of work.

Note on "Gear VR": When using a Gear VR viewer, please remember to pull up the USB connector and secure the phone underneath. Do not connect the USB port as it will automatically switch your phone to the Oculus menu.

Tips:

• Move your mobile device around as if you were holding a camera to explore the environment.
• You can use your fingers to pan around or zoom in and out on the screen.
• Tap the screen to reveal hotspots (if any). Tapping on a hotspot will transport you to that location.
• To prevent screen rotation, keep your finger on the screen while turning the device.
• When in VR mode, if the scene seems to be turning on its own, simply leave the device on a stable surface for about 30 seconds. This will trigger the auto-calibration of the gyroscope sensor.