With increasing competition and the desire for better product presentations, 360-degree or 3D views of products are becoming more common. With this, visitors can view the product from various angles, providing a better idea of its appearance.
The entire display process is simpler than you might initially think. Typically, the product needs to be photographed from different equidistant angles. For a 360-degree view, you create 36 photos at 10-degree intervals or 18 photos at 20-degree intervals. These photos are displayed sequentially, creating an optical illusion that presents the product as a 3D model, allowing you to rotate it as desired. In essence, it's just a change in the display of photos.
Special tables with clamps at individual angles and an automatic camera trigger are used for such photography.
