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Nov. 22, 2008

Our panoramic tours speak for themselves… very Affordable….High Resolution….Full Screen…

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Mike Sabol

Bring life to your website with full screen, high resolution Virtual Panoramic Tours by Mike Sabol. These Virtual Panoramic Tours are an ideal way to showcase your Facilities, your Services, and/or the Real Estate Market...

"Anywhere Virtual Tour Services" Demonstration" -- We will be showcasing Gideon Stoltzfus Photographic Travel Log as he travels the world to demonstrate our “Anywhere Virtual Tour Services.” Yes, Gideon will be taken the photographs and we will stitch the multiple images into a single seamless finished product which can be published on the website….So follow his adventures as he travels the world….



Today’s Featured slideshow -- National Christmas Center -- "O Holy Night" They were originally displayed in Marshall Fields' flagship store and recently donated to the National Christmas Center by Target Stores.

After being stored in a warehouse for over eighty years, a hand-carved, ¾ life-sized Nativity has recently been donated to the National Christmas Center by Target Stores. The vintage crèche, originally used by Marshall Field & Company, consists of twenty pieces that include the Holy Family, shepherds, kings, camel drivers, musicians, livestock, and three camels that stand almost six feet high. It is estimated that the carvings are approximately one hundred years old.



 See what other’s are saying:

“Mike- I LOVE IT!!! You are right- way better than plain old virtual tours”

“Mike this looks great! Can I have one with no branding of my name on the bottom to upload to MLS. Thanks”

“Wow! It is like being there stepping out of a car and turning your head to take it all in.“

“Fantastic. Like Google Earth. Absolutely for museums. Brilliantly clear. On our way to a holodeck!”

“I think it would be useful for museums, restaurants, B&Bs and even for community groups who want to show their towns in a unique way.”

“This viewing system, I’m told, is very affordable, and can be linked pretty seamlessly to an existing site so the viewer never “leaves” the site."