360 Virtual Tour Service in Namibia

HDR Virtual Tours

These are our top of the range 360 virtual tours and are ideally suited for lodges or commercial properties who would like to showcase their location for the purpose of advertising or information.

Every 360 virtual tour scene consists of 7 photos, taken with a Canon DSLR mounted on a calibrated tripod to achieve seamless overlaps for all 7 photos. These 7 photos consist of 6 horizontal photos and one up, resulting in extremely high resolution 50 megapixel panoramas (10000px x 5000px), which are individually color graded to achieve a professional end product. When shooting Lodges, we strive to shoot the most important areas such as restaurant, swimming pool, rooms, ... etc., in sunrise or sunset when the sunlight provides the most dramatic and breathtaking light.

High Dynamic Range (HDR)

21 photos to create a virtual tour scene

Additionally every 7 photos are shot in 3 different exposures, called HDR. HDR stands for High Dynamic Range, and allows your Virtual Tours to have the highest detail in dark and light areas of your scene. For example, if you have a room which is fairly dark with a view to the outside which is in direct sunlight, then we will be able to provide detail in both, outside and inside by blending the 3 photos - Over exposed for the darker areas, Underexposed for the bright areas and a Mid range exposure.

Once the post production for all 21 photos is done we add an extremely small mirror ball where the tripod is located and then the final panoramic scene is ready for the next step.

For Facebook

These final photos can also be used in Facebook by simply dragging it into a post, writing a catchy story about the location, tag the location and add a few #hashtags. Facebook will automatically recognize the photo's panoramic capabilities and create a 1 scene virtual tour for Facebook users to interact with. This is great for advertising and marketing a single scene.

Hot Spots in a virtual tour

The next step is to link all the individual scenes to create an interactive virtual tour that allows the user to navigate from one scene to the next, and back. This is done via hot spots, which can also be used in 4 different ways:

Open a textbox (i.e. describe an object within the scene)
Open a photograph (i.e. show a closeup of an object)
Open a Video or YouTube video (i.e. experience an object in action)
Link to another page or website (i.e. link to a more information)

HTML Software

After linking all the scenes and naming them according to where they are located (i.e. Luxury Room, Bathroom, Restaurant, ...) the virtual tour will be compiled into a responsive HTML5 software. This software has 4 different responsive breaks for mobile, tablet, laptop and desktop. These breaks are quite important, not only for the viewing on smaller screens, but also saving bandwidth on mobile phone users.

The compiled virtual tour now needs to be embedded into a HTML5 page which allows custom branding and direct linking to individual scenes within the virtual tour. This HTML page has a collapsible navigation which can be triggered by clicking the relevant icon. This navigation is automatically collapsed when opening the software on a mobile phone.

The final software can then be uploaded and hosted by any server as well as run locally. The local is very beneficial if you would like to run the virtual tours on a touch screen at a show or promotion without needing any internet connectivity.

Should you need a virtual tour for your business, then contact us with an estimated scene count of your business and where the business is located and we will prepare a quote for you in no time.

Website
Photography

Web is an ever changing industry, which is why your website should be on par with or better than interantional standards to get the best return of investement ot of it.

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Association of Consulting Engineers of Namibia

We're thrilled to announce one of our biggest projects to date: ACEN.com.na. This isn't just a website - it's a complete digital overhaul of the membership management process for the Association of Consulting Engineers of Namibia, designed to eliminate mountains of paperwork and endless email chains.

What started as a simple logo design (with letterhead and email signature) and a revamp of the old site quickly evolved into a dynamic platform that gives every ACEN member their own microsite. Members can now easily upload their logo, add a short description, provide contact details, and showcase their engineering disciplines and skills - all managed internally with ease.

As the project progressed, ACEN decided to automate their membership process with an interactive form. Here’s how it works:

Membership Registration: Firms input all their essential details, including the number of engineering technicians and professionals they employ - which directly determines their annual membership fee.
Intern Rebate: Members can submit the names and contact details of their interns, which then grants them a rebate on their yearly subscription. This feature not only makes membership more affordable but also supports the development of future generations of engineers.

Proposer & Seconder Confirmation: To validate new memberships, the registering firm must select a proposer and a seconder - both existing ACEN members. These trusted peers simply confirm their willingness to endorse the new member, allowing the registration to proceed.

Revision Status: Once endorsed, the application moves into a revision phase. Here, ACEN administrators meticulously review all the details and uploaded documents (like ECN licenses and firm registrations). They can leave comments on specific fields (say, if a street address is misspelled) or request document revisions, ensuring that every detail meets their high standards.

Payment Portal: After approval, the registration advances to the payment stage. Members pay their yearly membership fee via an online payment gateway, and invoices are available for download. Once payment is confirmed, the microsite is fully activated - allowing members to access real-time statistics on profile views and interactions, check membership expiry dates, and more.

The website itself features a user-friendly member search and a dedicated page for exploring engineering disciplines alongside the corresponding member profiles.

ACEN.com.na is a testament to Asylum's capabilities in developing web-based management software that streamlines complex processes and brings the full convenience of the digital age to membership management. We’re proud to have built a platform that not only meets today’s needs but is also set up for the future.

Association of Consulting Engineers of Namibia

HPCNA

We’ve just wrapped up another website, and this time it’s for the Health Professions Councils of Namibia (HPCNA) at hpcna.com. This isn’t just any website—it’s a streamlined hub packed with functionality and designed to make browsing a breeze.

First off, we built a user-friendly vertical navigation that shows you exactly where you are at all times. It features a click-to-expand sub-navigation that stays open as you dive deeper into the site, making it ridiculously easy to explore the many resources available.

Speaking of resources, the site is loaded with hundreds of legislation documents, application forms, and online forms to collect and manage member information digitally—no more paper chaos! And let’s not forget the e-register, which we’ve turbocharged with improved speed and usability. Now, you can easily access information on every registered health care professional in the country without breaking a sweat.

This project is all about efficiency, clarity, and making sure health professionals get the information they need without the hassle. Check it out and see what we’ve built!

Roof of Africa

We’re beyond excited to announce the latest rendition of the Roof of Africa website, and let’s just say, this isn’t your average refresh—this is a full-blown digital makeover! The old website was good, but with Roof of Africa growing by leaps and bounds, it just wasn’t cutting it anymore. So, we stepped in, handled the entire photography, and made sure their new site is as impressive as the hotel itself.

Let’s be real—did you know Roof of Africa has a craft brewery on tap? Yeah, most people didn’t. But now, beer lovers can rejoice because some of the best brews in Namibia are waiting for you. And it doesn’t stop there—they’ve got a pool and a sauna where guests can relax in style. Oh, and did we mention they recently opened another restaurant at the FNCC? Because they did, and the old website couldn’t even begin to showcase all this awesomeness.

Now, with our fresh new design (and stunning photos we shot), everything is laid out clearly and simply in the main navigation. Trust us, everyone who’s seen the new site had the same reaction: “I didn’t know they had/did that!”—which, to me, is the ultimate win. It means we’ve succeeded in making sure all of Roof of Africa’s hidden gems are front and center.

And while the new site is a triumph, there’s still one more thing we’re working on for Roof of Africa that I’m super excited about... but more on that very soon! Stay tuned!

Schonfeld Safaris

We’re excited to present the freshly revamped Schoenfeld Safaris website, and this one is packed with some really cool features!

First up, we made sure there’s a clear separation between the hunting and accommodation sections, so visitors can easily navigate between the two without any confusion. Whether you’re booking a hunting adventure or just looking for a luxury getaway, everything’s easy to find.

We also ensured the site is dual-language, available in both German and English, catering perfectly to Schoenfeld’s international clientele.

Another feature we had a little fun with are the randomized images: every time you visit the home page, you’ll see something new! It keeps the experience fresh and gives a dynamic touch to each visit. And let’s not forget about the unique plant and floral elements that appear randomly on all headings, adding a beautiful natural /vintage vibe throughout the site.

So, not only does the site look stunning, but it’s also designed for longevity, just like the previous version - except this one’s even better!

Granietkop Campsite

Here's a quick sideline project we recently tackled: a one-page website for Granietkop Campsite. Owned by the Doro !Nawas Conservancy, a Namibian community-run organization, this campsite is the proud guardian of a huge stretch of pristine land. The site includes all the essentials—like handy NAD to EURO and USD converters and Google Maps direction links.

This project didn’t just stop at a website. We also whipped up a snazzy logo, a detailed fact sheet, and a rate sheet. Ventures like Granietkop Campsite, along with other local gems like Ultimate Safaris’ ONDULI RIDGE and ONDULI ENCLAVE, are vital in boosting rural development, creating jobs, and conserving this beautiful area. So, if you’re looking for an adventure that supports the local community and lets you enjoy nature, Granietkop is your spot!

Virtual Tours have always been our strong point but lately clients have been enquiring about standard photography and video as well, which is why we expanded into these areas.

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Namibia National Olympic Committee Photography 2025

Namibia National Olympic Committee board members and staff profile photography at Droombos. Yet another photoshoot we did with our mobile studio.

Roof of Africa

And while the new site is a triumph, there’s still one more thing we’re working on for Roof of Africa that I’m super excited about... but more on that very soon! Stay tuned!

Barkhan Dune Retreat 2023

Up until now, our responsibility at Barkhan Dune Retreat has encompassed capturing all the photography. However, we often felt a vital component was absent from our shots - the presence of people. Consequently, we were graciously invited to Barkhan Dune Retreat not only to photograph the rooms, facilities, and activities, but also to showcase the inclusion of individuals within these captivating frames. Furthermore, our task entailed capturing images of the recently unveiled KuanguKuangu, an opulent self-catering unit majestically perched atop a mountain peak.

Enjoy the photos!

Ugab Game Farm and Lodge

Ugab Game Farm and Lodge is a newly established high end lodge with luxury accommodation in Damaraland. Their top end rooms are equipped with a personal coffee station, a fridge with ice cold water, and a massive outside shower and bathtub. The linen of the king sized double beds are made of Egyptian cotton and the rooms have a magnificent view on to the waterhole where a vast variety of animals roam and feed.

They offer lengthy Nature / Game Drives in the shadows of majestic trees growing in the Ugab river. It is near guaranteed that you will see wild animals in the Ugab river, since they prefer the lower temperatures therein. You will most likely see herds of Eland, Gemsbock and many other species unique to the farm.

Here are some photos we took at Ugab Game Farm and Lodge.