Prepared for Michelle & Elisa — below: Stagecraft, an interior you can furnish at true scale, and a staged object up close. Both captures were made with a phone in minutes and refined on the studio rig. No app, no headset — drag them.
The scan is the workspace. Search the tray — museum carpets, true-scale pieces — tap to set one in the room, drag it across the floor, turn it with the red dial. Right-click a piece for its controls; double-click a screen to switch it on. What the listing could feel like, staged in the browser.
RAW FIELD CAPTURE — SURFACES UNRETOUCHED. WINDOWS AND MIRRORS SCATTER, AS SCANS DO.
Inventory as objects, not photos. A staged piece lifted from its shelf into the browser — placeable, comparable, sendable to a client with the room it's meant for. This capture took a single handheld pass, about five minutes.
SINGLE-PASS DEMO — THE VIEW IS HELD TO THE CAPTURED ARC. A DELIVERABLE PASS CIRCLES THE PIECE.