Selling it: Worth the trip, or not
Mark the hour meter, the tires or tracks, and the dent you’d rather mention first, each with a close-up photo. Send the serious buyer a second link with the service records. They decide before they make the trip.
Vehicles & equipment
Let anyone walk around your machine in 3D.
Walk around your excavator, tractor, truck or boat with your phone or a camera. Get back a photorealistic 3D Model anyone can spin and zoom, down to the dents and the wear.
Three circles, three heights.
- 1Park it where you can walk all the way around it. An overcast day gives the most even light.
- 2Walk three circles with your phone or a camera: low, at eye level and higher up. For the top of a large machine, use a high stand or a drone.
- 3Upload the video or photos. Processing takes about an hour, or longer for a high-quality Model.
Interactive. Spin it and zoom in.
A compact excavator. Captured with a Nikon D750 camera.
Point out what matters. Let them check the rest.
Put a Hotspot on the parts people ask about, with a close-up photo, a note or a service record. Everything else they can turn and zoom to see.
Restoring it: Before and after, every side
Capture it the day it arrives and again when it’s done, and keep both in one Gallery. Hotspots on the new parts link to the receipts or your build thread. The before is the one you can’t shoot again.
Renting it out: How it left the yard
Capture it before it goes out and send the renter the link. You both have every side of how it left, and when it comes back, a second capture shows what changed.
Dealers and scanning services: Capture your stock, or your clients’
Do it in-house, or offer 3D to the dealers you work with. Each machine gets its own link or embed, and we can do the post-production on the Models that need extra care. On the Studio plan, the Showcases carry your brand instead of ours.
Send a link, or embed it on your own site. Listing sites take the link.
Get your first walk-around online.
Start with the one in your yard.