The Super Selfie uses multiple cameras to create a close up shot zooming out into a panorama of the attraction
Whenever a guest visits an iconic destination, they want to share great photos from their day, but picking the best image can be hard. They want to show their excitement but also how amazing the destination is. This isn’t always possible with a typical selfie, but thanks to the new ‘Super Selfie’, this can be achieved.
Thanks to Picsolve’s exclusive partnership with Panora.me, the Super Selfie takes the stunning backdrop of any destination and combines it with a ‘selfie’ of the guests to create a short video with a fantastic zooming out effect.
How does it work? Visitors pose for a camera located in a distant location. The camera captures the visitors and the backdrop using multiple cameras. It’s then stitched together to create a piece of video content that starts with a close-up of the visitors and dramatically zooms out to reveal a panoramic backdrop.
Key Benefits For Picsolve’s partners, it produces a short, shareable piece of video content that is effective for social reach, ideal for brand activation, and something visitors cannot capture themselves. For visitors, it creates unique and instantly-shareable content that captures a memorable and enjoyable experience.
The Super Selfie is now live in multiple locations, including Studio City Macau.
“We wanted to offer our guests an engaging way of capturing the scale and the beauty of our resort in one amazing piece of content, that guests would also want to share again and again,” says Aaron Glade, assistant director, Entertainment Operations at Studio City Macau.
“The Super Selfie was the perfect piece of technology to do this and we are really pleased to be the first in Asia to have this installed. The response from our guests has been brilliant.”
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The Super Selfie uses multiple cameras to create a close up shot zooming out into a panorama of the attraction
Whenever a guest visits an iconic destination, they want to share great photos from their day, but picking the best image can be hard. They want to show their excitement but also how amazing the destination is. This isn’t always possible with a typical selfie, but thanks to the new ‘Super Selfie’, this can be achieved.
Thanks to Picsolve’s exclusive partnership with Panora.me, the Super Selfie takes the stunning backdrop of any destination and combines it with a ‘selfie’ of the guests to create a short video with a fantastic zooming out effect.
How does it work? Visitors pose for a camera located in a distant location. The camera captures the visitors and the backdrop using multiple cameras. It’s then stitched together to create a piece of video content that starts with a close-up of the visitors and dramatically zooms out to reveal a panoramic backdrop.
Key Benefits For Picsolve’s partners, it produces a short, shareable piece of video content that is effective for social reach, ideal for brand activation, and something visitors cannot capture themselves. For visitors, it creates unique and instantly-shareable content that captures a memorable and enjoyable experience.
The Super Selfie is now live in multiple locations, including Studio City Macau.
“We wanted to offer our guests an engaging way of capturing the scale and the beauty of our resort in one amazing piece of content, that guests would also want to share again and again,” says Aaron Glade, assistant director, Entertainment Operations at Studio City Macau.
“The Super Selfie was the perfect piece of technology to do this and we are really pleased to be the first in Asia to have this installed. The response from our guests has been brilliant.”
Read more from this issue of Spa Business magazine
Rides: Themed dreams
We take a look at some of the major
openings at visitor attractions worldwide
Theme Parks: Fan power
Jordan Middleton explains how operators
can best work with their audiences
Tourism: The Tourist Trap
What role could attractions play to keep
tourism beneficial for residents and
visitors alike? Kath Hudson reports
Conference: Creativity Cocktail
This year’s SATE conference came to the global epicentre for themed entertainment – Orlando – as the Themed Entertainment Association (TEA) searched for the secrets to “The Experience Recipe”.
Promotional feature: Whitewater
WhiteWater is branching out of the waterpark business as it
introduces two new attractions products and its brand new
Vantage guest engagement and management software
Show report: Enabling fun
Tom Anstey was on-hand to see what was
on offer at this year’s Euro Attractions Show
Promotional feature: Simtec - forward thinking
Simtec is a flying theatre and simulator ride supplier
for the attractions industry, as well as a manufacturer
of driving and flight simulation applications
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