Crime Scene Virtual Tour is a 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).