Crime Scene Virtual Tour is an integrated system, but it is not difficult to create. As long as you have correct software and hardware in hand, you need only three steps for creating a complete crime scene virtual tour.

What We Need

Software:
Crime Scene Virtual Tour
Recommended Hardware:

Equipment	Middle Resolution
Digital Camera
	Nikon D200
Fisheye Lens
	Sigma 8mm F4 EX Fisheye
Pano Head
	JTS-Rotator
Tripod
	Manfrotto 028

Procedures

Step 1 : Crime scene image preparation: Shoot the crime scene images with relative equipment including a digital camera, a fisheye converter, a pano head (rotator), and a tripod.

Step 2 : Stitching: Import the crime scene shots into Crime Scene Virtual Tour Stitcher, just click on the button “auto stitching” to get a 360 degree crime scene.

Step 3 : Create integrated crime scene virtual tour: After stitching, import the crime scene images in Crime Scene Virtual Tour Publisher to edit a complete virtual tour.

System requirement

To use the Crime Scene Virtual Tour, you will need:

• Computer hardware

  PIII800MHz or faster processor
  512M RAM or more
  100M of free hard disk space or more
  Video display of 800*600 pixels or higher with 256 colors

• Operating System

  Microsoft Window ME/NT4.0/2K/XP or later OS

• Others

  JRE (Java Runtime Environment) 1.6 or later version

Note: 1G RAM or more is recommended to stitch crime scenes over 6000*3000.

To view Crime Scene Virtual Tour, you will need:

• Computer Hardware

  PII 400MHz or faster processor
  128MB free memory
  Video display of 800*600 pixels or higher with 256 colors

• Operating system

  Microsoft Window ME/NT4.0/2K/XP  or later OS

• Others

  Microsoft IE4.0 or Netscape Navigator 4.5 or later version with JVM 1.1
  Microsoft JVM (Java Virtual Machine) is necessary in Windows 95/98/XP (Download JVM at
  http://www.crime-scene-vr.com/download/msjavx86.exe).