This project is a result of cooperation of two teams.
Photography, photogrammetry (elevations, sections and floor plans): ART'V Mérnöki Iroda (József Vajda József, Ilona Győrfi).
Panoramic image post-processing, virtual tour and software development: 3dtour.eu (Csaba Legány)
A few years ago a Hungarian archeological team discovered very important medieval frescoes in the chapel of the crusader castle in Margat, Syria. These unique frescoes depict the scenes of punishment in hell and they are actually the largest frescoes ever discovered of such kind. Our task was to document this medieval treasure and the ongoing excavation and reconstruction works during 2010 and 2011. The final product, the Margat castle 360° virtual tour was completed in 2012.
Client: Archaeologocal Mission of Wadi Hulat-Hadshit
Format: CD for archaeological documentation
This project is a result of cooperation of two teams.
Photography, photogrammetry (elevations, sections and floor plans): ART'V Mérnöki Iroda (József Vajda József, Ilona Győrfi).
Panoramic image post-processing, virtual tour and software development: 3dtour.eu (Csaba Legány)
Due to the ongoing Syrian crisis, the Hungarian archaeological team decided to continue its work in Lebanon to survey a ruined Christian monastery in Deir el-Shalib. This new project involved 360° panoramic photography and photogrammetry (maps, floor plans, elevation and section drawings) as well.
Number of panoramic images: 12
Languages: English, Hungarian. Planned: Arabic and French
This project is a result of cooperation of two teams.
Photography, photogrammetry (elevations, sections and floor plans): ART'V Mérnöki Iroda (József Vajda József, Ilona Győrfi).
Panoramic image post-processing, virtual tour and software development: 3dtour.eu (Csaba Legány)
The castle of Kisnána was built on the spot of an 11th century rotunda (rounded church) by Kompolti family during the 13th to 15th century. Nowdays the keep and the tower of the gothic church remind us about the former glory of the building. Restoration and documentation works carried out in 2010 were financed by the EU, one part of this project was to create the first 3D virtual tour ever shot about a Hungarian castle. It not only documents the ongoing restoration process, but also clarifies building history.
Koh Ker is one of the least-studied temple areas from the Angkorian period. 3dtour cooperates with an archeological documentation company to create the first 3d virtual tour ever made about this beautiful place. A test system with 10 panoramic images was set up during the first year of the project (2009). It was redesigned in 2010 and extended with further 58 panoramic images to create a complex virtual tour about all significant monuments of the ruined city. It was delivered to the client on multilingual (English / Hungarian ) CD-s.
This project is a result of cooperation of two teams.
Photography, photogrammetry (elevations, sections and floor plans): ART'V Mérnöki Iroda (József Vajda József, Ilona Győrfi).
Panoramic image post-processing, virtual tour and software development: 3dtour.eu (Csaba Legány)
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