{"id":14190,"date":"2026-06-06T16:04:49","date_gmt":"2026-06-06T13:04:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/360space.ru\/kak-podgotovit-kvartiru-k-siomke-3d-tura-cheklist-iz-12-punktov\/"},"modified":"2026-06-06T16:35:39","modified_gmt":"2026-06-06T13:35:39","slug":"kak-podgotovit-kvartiru-k-siomke-3d-tura-cheklist-iz-12-punktov","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.360space.by\/en\/kak-podgotovit-kvartiru-k-siomke-3d-tura-cheklist-iz-12-punktov\/","title":{"rendered":"How to prepare an apartment for 3D tour photography: a checklist of 12 items"},"content":{"rendered":"

How to prepare an apartment for 3D tour photography: a checklist of 12 items<\/h1>\n

Preparing the apartment for a 3D tour directly affects the quality of the final tour. The Matterport Pro3 scanner captures literally everything \u2014 from dust on a shelf to a stray wire under the TV. Go through this checklist a day before shooting, and the tour will turn out clean, spacious and appealing.<\/p>\n

Step 1: General cleaning<\/h2>\n

Wipe dust from all surfaces: windowsills, shelves, kitchen cabinets. Wash mirrors and glass surfaces \u2014 they appear in every panorama. Vacuum carpets and baseboards. 3D tour scanning takes 1\u20133 hours, and during all this time the scanner \"sees\" every centimeter.<\/p>\n

Step 2: Remove personal items and documents<\/h2>\n

Family photos, children's drawings on the refrigerator, personal documents, medications \u2014 all of this reduces the neutrality of the space and distracts potential buyers. Put them in drawers or cabinets. Exception \u2014 beautiful decorative items that add coziness: vases, books, plants.<\/p>\n

Step 3: Maximum natural lighting<\/h2>\n

Open all curtains and blinds. Matterport Pro3 shoots in HDR, and the more natural light \u2014 the more voluminous and attractive the rooms look. If the windows face north or the tour is planned for the evening, add portable lamps with neutral white light (4000\u20135000 K).<\/p>\n

Step 4: Turn on all electric lighting<\/h2>\n

Turn on chandeliers, wall sconces, under-cabinet lighting, LED strips \u2014 each light source adds depth to the image. Check that no bulbs are burnt out. Dark corners in a 3D tour look like 'holes' in the space.<\/p>\n

Step 5: Hide Cables and Equipment<\/h2>\n

Remove charging cables, extension cords, and TV\/computer cables behind furniture or bundle them with cable ties. If the system unit, printer, or other bulky equipment are not part of the interior design \u2014 store them in a closet during filming.<\/p>\n

Step 6: Clear the passages between rooms<\/h2>\n

For complete scanning, the scanner must be positioned at multiple points in each room. Cluttered passages create 'blind spots' \u2014 unscanned areas that will appear as gray patches in the tour. Passage width \u2014 minimum 60\u201370 cm.<\/p>\n

Step 7: Prepare bathrooms<\/h2>\n

Close the toilet lids \u2014 an open lid in the 3D tour looks unkempt. Remove personal hygiene products (shampoos, toothbrushes). Hang fresh towels, put decorative soap. A clean mirror in the bathroom is a must.<\/p>\n

Step 8: Arrange d\u00e9cor and fresh flowers<\/h2>\n

Small details make the space 'alive': a vase with flowers on the dining table, a couple of decorative pillows on the sofa, a beautiful book on the coffee table. Don't overload \u2014 2\u20133 accent elements per room is enough.<\/p>\n

Step 9: Check the Balcony and Loggia<\/h2>\n

Balconies often turn into storage. A day before filming, remove everything unnecessary from it, wipe the floor and railings. An open, neat balcony adds a sense of space and is perceived as a bonus to the area.<\/p>\n

Step 10: Remove the Vehicle from the Yard (if Filming with Facade)<\/h2>\n

If the tour includes shooting of the facade or entrance group \u2014 remove the car from the parking lot in front of the house. Other people's cars block the view and \"clutter\" the facade panoramas. Arrange with neighbors in advance if needed.<\/p>\n

Step 11: Tidy up the entrance group<\/h2>\n

Scanning begins at the entrance door. A clean mat, neatly arranged shoes on the shelf (no more than 2\u20133 pairs), a mirror without streaks \u2014 the first seconds of the tour shape the impression of the entire property. What the buyer sees at the beginning of the virtual tour, they will remember the most.<\/p>\n

Step 12: Final walkthrough 30 minutes before shooting<\/h2>\n

Walk through the apartment one more time right before the 360\u00b0 Space specialist arrives: turn on all the lights, remove any items left lying around (keys, glasses, shopping bags), air out and close the windows. These 30 minutes are your insurance against small details that would be impossible to fix later.<\/p>\n \n \n\n \n \n \n \n \n \n

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