Sanctum360 created by Kelsey Hillary
Latest Updates
01/01/2026 • Rebuild of site and links. Testing functionality and planned updates for new content
Welcome
Sanctum 360°
All Round Church Perspectives
The look and feel of Churches have inspired people throughout the ages. Churches have such a large variety of art and history behind them, that is why it is a treat to view every angle of them so easily. The Catholic Church encourages evangelization in many ways, such as art in the past and even technology in the modern age.* This site gives people the opportunity to look at churches by way of 360 degree camera footage, viewable by phone** or web browser on a computer. This website is specifically geared towards showing 360° photos and videos of the various churches and places of worship. Virtual tours and the links to them are free to use on the prospective locations’ websites, by way of iframe embedding or external links. *Evangelization in the Modern World **360° video or photos may not be view able on all phones. Older phones may not support certain video formats.Advanced 360 Photography Process
• On Location - Instantainious, Sterioscopic, 8K, Bracketed, RAW and JPEG format, Panoramas, at 5ft-35ft heights • Post Process - Images are color enhanced, HDR encoded, optimized, and put through AI denoise software for sharper image. • Mapping - Images are then placed into alignment with the location they where taken to create a virtual representation. • Effects - Lense flairs, dynamic zooming, Loading screen, animations, clickable and highlightable objects, and information boxes are applied. • Sharing - The finished VR tour is then compiled and loaded to a server ready to be viewed.
Coming Soon!
• 360 Tours imported to Google Street View! • 2026 Sanctum 360 trailer! • Comet Zoom Entrance! • Youtube Converted 360° Tours!
Original
HDR & DeNoise
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Welcome
Sanctum 360°
All Round Church Perspectives
The look and feel of Churches have inspired people throughout the ages. Churches have such a large variety of art and history behind them, that is why it is a treat to view every angle of them so easily. The Catholic Church encourages evangelization in many ways, such as art in the past and even technology in the modern age.* This site gives people the opportunity to look at churches by way of 360 degree camera footage, viewable by phone** or web browser on a computer. This website is specifically geared towards showing 360° photos and videos of the various churches and places of worship. Virtual tours and the links to them are free to use on the prospective locations’ websites, by way of iframe embedding or external links. *Evangelization in the Modern World **360° video or photos may not be view able on all phones. Older phones may not support certain video formats.
Advanced 360 Photography
Process
• On Location - Instantainious, Sterioscopic, 8K, Bracketed, RAW and JPEG format, Panoramas, at 5ft-35ft heights • Post Process - Images are color enhanced, HDR encoded, optimized, and put through AI denoise software for sharper image. • Mapping - Images are then placed into alignment with the location they where taken to create a virtual representation. • Effects - Lense flairs, dynamic zooming, Loading screen, animations, clickable and highlightable objects, and information boxes are applied. • Sharing - The finished VR tour is then compiled and loaded to a server ready to be viewed.
Latest Updates
01/01/2026 • Rebuild of site and links. Testing functionality and planned updates for new content
Sanctum360 created by Kelsey Hillary
Author and site
By Mr. Kelsey M. Hillary
Background and Education
Masters of Religious Education - Loyola New Orleans Bachelors of the Arts: Theology - Ave Maria University Spent five years working with the AFC (Apostolate for Family Consecration) contributing to studio work and youth groups. Spent four years teaching theology to 6th-8th grade including Theology of the Body for teens. Spent one year teaching highschool theology and another half year as a long term theology substitute teacher. Spent the last four years working on providing websites, media, information for churches and various orginizations.History of the Author
Mr. Hillary grew up in Louisville KY, and attended many catholic schools and had a strong catholic upbring from his family. In the midst of his highschool years, his family adopted a few sisters and moved to North Carolina. While there, he realized the value of the catholic faith as it was tested when starting college. After the first year, he transfered to Ave Maria to study theology and volenteer at the Apostolate for Family Consecration. While at Ave Maria, he met his wife, Kathryn, and married a few years later. Kelsey and his wife, now has three daughters. While teaching at schools, Mr. Hillary started studying for a Masters in Religious Education, while also expecting his first child. Since then, Mr. Hillary has had a passion for sharing all the traditions and teachings of the catholic faith.History of the site
Originally the website was a catholic link site for teens and youth groups. The site had a few renditions under the name “The Aim, where God is the aim.” With shifting interests and the name of the site being already taken, there was a rebranding and purposing called “Act Catholic.” Act Catholic was a site that used more videos and audio podcasts of teachers, youth group leaders, and students talking about various current news happenings vs catholic teaching. Due to a lack of preparation time and guest speakers, the site was shut down, but was still a possible avenue for sanctum360.org. After looking at what was out there in terms of sacred art, architecture, music, and technology, Mr. Hillary thought it best to turn his attention to webdesign and 360 virtual tours for churches. As of now, the site is continuing to better the current virtual tours and expanding its reach free of charge. For paid work for orginizations and businesses, there is now 360VistaMedia.com.
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Author and site
By Mr. Kelsey M. Hillary
Background and Education
Masters of Religious Education - Loyola New Orleans Bachelors of the Arts: Theology - Ave Maria University Spent five years working with the AFC (Apostolate for Family Consecration) contributing to studio work and youth groups. Spent four years teaching theology to 6th- 8th grade including Theology of the Body for teens. Spent one year teaching highschool theology and another half year as a long term theology substitute teacher. Spent the last four years working on providing websites, media, information for churches and various orginizations.History of the Author
Mr. Hillary grew up in Louisville KY, and attended many catholic schools and had a strong catholic upbring from his family. In the midst of his highschool years, his family adopted a few sisters and moved to North Carolina. While there, he realized the value of the catholic faith as it was tested when starting college. After the first year, he transfered to Ave Maria to study theology and volenteer at the Apostolate for Family Consecration. While at Ave Maria, he met his wife, Kathryn, and married a few years later. Kelsey and his wife, now has three daughters. While teaching at schools, Mr. Hillary started studying for a Masters in Religious Education, while also expecting his first child. Since then, Mr. Hillary has had a passion for sharing all the traditions and teachings of the catholic faith.History of the site
Originally the website was a catholic link site for teens and youth groups. The site had a few renditions under the name “The Aim, where God is the aim.” With shifting interests and the name of the site being already taken, there was a rebranding and purposing called “Act Catholic.” Act Catholic was a site that used more videos and audio podcasts of teachers, youth group leaders, and students talking about various current news happenings vs catholic teaching. Due to a lack of preparation time and guest speakers, the site was shut down, but was still a possible avenue for sanctum360.org. After looking at what was out there in terms of sacred art, architecture, music, and technology, Mr. Hillary thought it best to turn his attention to webdesign and 360 virtual tours for churches. As of now, the site is continuing to better the current virtual tours and expanding its reach free of charge. For paid work for orginizations and businesses, there is now 360VistaMedia.com.
Sanctum360 created by Kelsey Hillary
360° Tours
Newest and Featured
Google
Street View
Full 360
Tour
Youtube
Video Tour
Church
Website
Church Name &
Address
Church Preview
Thumbnail
Google
Street View
Full 360
Tour
Youtube
Video Tour
Church
Website
Church Name &
Address
Church Preview
Thumbnail
Sanctum360 created by Kelsey Hillary
After selecting a 360° tour location on the right of the page there will be a list of 360° tours listed down the page like the example
above. Below are some of the descriptions of the examples.
Preview Image
The small image lets the viewer see a sample of the 360° tour.360° Tour Address
The same tab will list the name and address of the location.4K and 8K Tour
These are the buttons to view the 360° Tour in either 4K resolution (low faster resolution) or the 8K resolution (best looking and possibly slower loadtime).VR Tour
This button is for those that are using Virtual Reality headset or googles. While in the 360° tour there a symbol (insert here) that enables 3D VR function. This is function is not on all 360° tours.Website
This button is a link to the website of the location that the 360° tour was taken from.Loading Screen
This is the animated screen that you will see while a 360° tour is being loaded.Loading Error
This is an indicatior stating that something has gone wrong and will not be fixed unless reloaded.360° Tour Icons and Buttons
To the right is an example of the 360° tour functions.Home Button
The home button takes the user back to the sanctum360 webpage.360° Tours Button
Takes the user back to the 360° tour location page. (This page) May not be functional yet.Resolution Button
Lets the user select between the 4K, 8K and VR resolutions. (May not be availible yet)Hide/Show Button
This button hides or shows the other buttons so the view is unhindered. Located in the lower right corner of the screen.Full Screen Button
This Button makes the 360° tour take up the full screen size. Click it again to bring back to normal.Mute or Unmute Button
This Button mutes and unmutes any sound that is on the 360° tour.Arrow buttons
These buttons can control the tilt and paning of the view in the 360° tour instead of using the mouse to click and drag. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard arrows too.Play and Pause Button
This button continues or pauses the auto movement of the 360° tour. Auto movement will continue in 5 seconds, if not paused, after mouse interaction (clicking and dragging).Zoom In and Out Buttons
These buttons will allow the user to zoom in and out without having to use the mouse wheel.X out button
Hides the 360° tour spot location tab on the left of the page360° location tab
This tab lines the whole left side of the screen and offers the ability to select the various 360° locations.Restart button
This button will restart the auto movement if it has stopped in a 360° tour. It will also restart any animated features or videos in a 360° tour.
360° tours allow exploration of location without actually being there. To fully understand the tools that are availible this page is
going to explain some of the functions of the website and 360° tours.
Preview Image
360 Tour Address
4K Tour
8K Tour
VR Tour
Website Location
of 360° Tour
Help And Explanations
360° Tours
Error message
Controls
Fullscreen/mute/unmute
Home/Tours/Resolution
Close 360° location tab/360° tour locations
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After selecting a 360° tour location on the right of the page there will
be a list of 360° tours listed down the page like the example above.
Below are some of the descriptions of the examples.
Preview Image
The small image lets the viewer see a sample of the 360° tour.360° Tour Address
The same tab will list the name and address of the location.360 Tour
Button that Launches the VR tour andVR Tour
This button is for those that are using Virtual Reality headset or googles. While in the 360° tour there a symbol (insert here) that enables 3D VR function. This is function is not on all 360° tours.Website
This button is a link to the website of the location that the 360° tour was taken from.Loading Screen
This is the animated screen that you will see while a 360° tour is being loaded.Loading Error
This is an indicatior stating that something has gone wrong and will not be fixed unless reloaded.360° Tour Icons and Buttons
To the right is an example of the 360° tour functions.Home Button
The home button takes the user back to the sanctum360 webpage.360° Tours Button
Takes the user back to the 360° tour location page. (This page) May not be functional yet.Resolution Button
Lets the user select between the 4K, 8K and VR resolutions. (May not be availible yet)Hide/Show Button
This button hides or shows the other buttons so the view is unhindered. Located in the lower right corner of the screen.Full Screen Button
This Button makes the 360° tour take up the full screen size. Click it again to bring back to normal.Mute or Unmute Button
This Button mutes and unmutes any sound that is on the 360° tour.Arrow buttons
These buttons can control the tilt and paning of the view in the 360° tour instead of using the mouse to click and drag. Alternatively, you can use the keyboard arrows too.Play and Pause Button
This button continues or pauses the auto movement of the 360° tour. Auto movement will continue in 5 seconds, if not paused, after mouse interaction (clicking and dragging).Zoom In and Out Buttons
These buttons will allow the user to zoom in and out without having to use the mouse wheel.X out button
Hides the 360° tour spot location tab on the left of the page360° location tab
This tab lines the whole left side of the screen and offers the ability to select the various 360° locations.Restart button
This button will restart the auto movement if it has stopped in a 360° tour. It will also restart any animated features or videos in a 360° tour.
360° tours allow exploration of location without actually being there.
To fully understand the tools that are availible this page is going to
explain some of the functions of the website and 360° tours.
Help And Explanations
360° Tours
Sanctum360 created by Kelsey Hillary
Updates
Check out the latest updates to Sanctum360.org
Sanctum360 Update Log
06/16/2019 • New improvements are available listed below o not all tours are making use of them yet • Reformating the button layout. • Added new Youtub versions • Added new Google Street View Tours • Now works with google cardboard • New VR headset support for virtual tours • Various Photos have now been enhanced with HDR 2x 4x and 8x • Made room for new tours coming in the next month • Fixed many mobile versions of the site and tours • Load Times improved o Not all tours are updated yet • Added new Multi Resolution o only added to new Basilica Tour so far o soon will be applied to all others 04/22/2019 • Additional controls to skin of tours • Various resizing of tour buttons • New look for the tour selection page • Various tours now have youtube tours o more to come soon • Various tours now have google street view versions o more to come soon • 360 tours now have three versions o Full tours and interface by sanctum360 o Converted and uploaded tours to Google Steet View (soon to be GSV Trusted site and contributor) o Youtube converted virtual tours • Various 360 tours are now going through extensive HDR cleaning to enhance color and clearity • New Hotspots are being added into tours. o New technique for better hotspots • Converting older tours to newer mono and sterioscopic tours. • Adding addition information to help list • Updated new Sanctum360 Youtube Channel • Updated new Sanctum360 photos and information on Facebook • Searching for new Churches for 2019 • Requests sent out to previous churches for retakes of new 8k versions • Adding new 3-9 Autobracketing photos to tours. (possibly looking into adaptive HDR) 11/16/2018 • New 360 controls updated sept-nov • Social media sharing options enabled • Fixed new menu options buttons • Corrected missing links • Added New Virtual Tour links into the Tours o This function will be worked on further o previously it would have taken the user back to the tours page of the site. • Added Help Icon for information o Will be adding in information on this menu for awhile. • Increased sharpness • Updating the interface on older 360 tours • HDR version is actually new Adaptive HDR • Removing the mobile versions for adaptive HDR versions, seeing as mobile and desktop are the same versions now. o Desktop version is also replaced with VR Ready version which can be used on all devices and should be the ‘go to’ version for every device. • 360 virtual tour floor plans are being added • Changed default position of thumbnail list • Adding new zoom attributes to autoguide • Creating new contacts • Lending out some 360 tours to 360vistamedia.com • Updated higher resolution to older 360 virtual tours • Working on new Sanctum360° trailer for website and promotions 7/12/2018 • New 360 cap images • Modified sanctum 360 emblem • Updated various links • Added about page • Added page for toledo OH • Added page for Detroit MI • Created larger location bar for pages • Created new Adaptive HDR options for new 360 tours • Created new 360 tours with merged HDR photos • Changing 360 tours to single resolutions • Resized webpages and images • Created new bar and buttons for saint albertus • Adding new information and meta tags on 360 tours • Added dedicated 360 tour page newest to oldest • Reworked lighting on tours • Optimized some tours for speed • Added meta data for individul 360 tours • Added meta data for individual web pages 5/25/2018 • New Links for 360 tours made • created help and tip page • Uploaded new 360 tour of Mother of God Church • Uploaded new 360 of Saint Patrick New Orleans • Eliminated 360 tour resolution options • Created new Icon for 4k and 8k resolutions • Created new Icons for the 360 tour locations website links • Created dedicated pages for 360 tours that are new • Created new pages, one for each of the 360 tour locations • Reworked the mouse over symbols on buttons • Resized webpages and images • Created new buttons for future 3D 360 tours • Added location buttons to the tour pages • Changed the 360 tour button to take user back to tour page • Modified tour links to higher resolution if available • updated sitemap of the website • Added meta data for individul 360 tours • Added meta data for individual web pages 2/16/2018 • Donations are being reworked • 360 tour button now takes you to virtual tours • created new preview of 360 tour icons • Fixed some typos • Started work on creating new St. Martin Website • Changed 16k 360 promps out for 12k • Changing virtual tours address based on resolution • Creating new st. martin of tours virtual tour • Changing computer tour cursor and mobile tour cursor . • Creating new links in tours • Fixed and still fixing various links • Creating different 4k and 8k folders for each tour • working on Saint Michael Catholic Church 360 Tour • Changed the website pages hight • Changed some of the 360 Tour skins • updated sitemap of the website • Added meta data for individul 360 tours • Added meta data for individual web pages 11/29/2017 • Making plans for doing special Christmas themed church 360 tours (contact for suggestions on well decorated churches) • Created new 360 tour of Saint Boniface! • Making survey for possible change on mobile versons having gyroscope enabled or auto tour. • Revising links between 360 tours • Fixed and still fixing various links • Creating different 4k and 8k folders for each tour • Began work on Saint Michael Catholic Church 360 Tour • Lengthened the website pages hight • Changed some of the 360 Tour skins • updated sitemap of the website • Added meta data for individul 360 tours • Added meta data for individual web pages
Latest Updates
12/27/2019 • Tours to now start having Multi device interfaces o Tours are being updated • Including better audio in tours • Faster load times • Saint Bernadette tour o Largest tour made to date over 200 images • New VR headset support for virtual tours • Fixing various errors • Made room for new tours coming in the next month • Fixed many mobile versions of the site and tours
Sanctum360 Update Log Continued
9/26/2017 • Converted various 360 tours to new format • created new loading screen animation • Fixed a broken link to Cathedral of the Assumption • Increased the size of the interface buttons on virtual tours • Added a resolution selection button into virtual tour interface. Pressing it reveals the availible and unavailible options o 4K o 6K o 8K o 12K • Completely recreated all website pages to delete meta tag page issues • Added new page transitions to the whole website • Continuing to re-upload new 360° interfaces • Getting website ready for live event feed capability • Fixed various links between 360 tours • corrected email link • Added social media buttons to twitter and facebook 9/16/2017 • Converted more of the existing 360° Tours to the new software format. • Tweeked some of the auto pan positions. • Increased the image size and sharpness in all 360 pictures. (took much time, looks great!) • Went back and fixed various link errors • Started working on different webpage for optional versons of the same 360 Tours. • Re-uploaded the main page sanctum360 demo trailer video. (it had stopped working) • Added coming soon section to site. • Updated projects section • Preparing 360 videos for stereoscoptic (VR ready) • 8k Pictures and video coming soon! (current quality is 4k or less) 9/13/2017 • Converted various 360 tours to new format • Fixed St. Martin of Tours Link • Started applying new autopanning mechanics • Started requests for new churches • Added background music to St. Martin of Tours, St. Michael Orthodox Church, St. George Orthodox Chapel. • Fixed some control issues with the UI of 360 tours • Added Sanctum360 load screen and animation • New matching icons for switching between 360 images and the thumbnails. • Added a quick link button for switching between 360 tours while viewing them • Added Sanctum360° home button to interface • Fixed floating interface buttons that are now stationary • Reworked Mobile version of the 360 tours. 8/28/2017: • Updated Church 360 photos • Sanctum360 Emblem in photos • Embeded backgound music in photos • New 3D lens effects • Now VR and gyroscope capable • 360 controls and toggle for music • Added Update log page • Updated and Reloaded St. Martin of Tours • Updating and Reloading all Churches 6/15/2017-8/15/2017: • Started Sanctum360.org • Uploaded Our Lady of the Woods • Facebook page created • Uploaded St. Agnes Church • Uploaded St. Bridgid • Uploaded St. Francis • Uploaded St. Michael Orthodox Church • Uploaded St. Gregory Orthodox Chaple • Uploaded Holy Spirit Church • Uploaded St. Martin of Tours
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Latest Updates
12/27/2019 • Tours to now start having Multi device interfaces o Tours are being updated • Including better audio in tours • Faster load times • Saint Bernadette tour o Largest tour made to date over 200 images • New VR headset support for virtual tours • Fixing various errors • Made room for new tours coming in the next month • Fixed many mobile versions of the site and tours
Sanctum360 Update Log
06/16/2019 • New improvements are available listed below o not all tours are making use of them yet • Reformating the button layout. • Added new Youtub versions • Added new Google Street View Tours • Now works with google cardboard • New VR headset support for virtual tours • Various Photos have now been enhanced with HDR 2x 4x and 8x • Made room for new tours coming in the next month • Fixed many mobile versions of the site and tours • Load Times improved o Not all tours are updated yet • Added new Multi Resolution o only added to new Basilica Tour so far o soon will be applied to all others 04/22/2019 • Additional controls to skin of tours • Various resizing of tour buttons • New look for the tour selection page • Various tours now have youtube tours o more to come soon • Various tours now have google street view versions o more to come soon • 360 tours now have three versions o Full tours and interface by sanctum360 o Converted and uploaded tours to Google Steet View (soon to be GSV Trusted site and contributor) o Youtube converted virtual tours • Various 360 tours are now going through extensive HDR cleaning to enhance color and clearity • New Hotspots are being added into tours. o New technique for better hotspots • Converting older tours to newer mono and sterioscopic tours. • Adding addition information to help list • Updated new Sanctum360 Youtube Channel • Updated new Sanctum360 photos and information on Facebook • Searching for new Churches for 2019 • Requests sent out to previous churches for retakes of new 8k versions • Adding new 3-9 Autobracketing photos to tours. (possibly looking into adaptive HDR) 11/16/2018 • New 360 controls updated sept-nov • Social media sharing options enabled • Fixed new menu options buttons • Corrected missing links • Added New Virtual Tour links into the Tours o This function will be worked on further o previously it would have taken the user back to the tours page of the site. • Added Help Icon for information o Will be adding in information on this menu for awhile. • Increased sharpness • Updating the interface on older 360 tours • HDR version is actually new Adaptive HDR • Removing the mobile versions for adaptive HDR versions, seeing as mobile and desktop are the same versions now. o Desktop version is also replaced with VR Ready version which can be used on all devices and should be the ‘go to’ version for every device. • 360 virtual tour floor plans are being added • Changed default position of thumbnail list • Adding new zoom attributes to autoguide • Creating new contacts • Lending out some 360 tours to 360vistamedia.com • Updated higher resolution to older 360 virtual tours • Working on new Sanctum360° trailer for website and promotions 7/12/2018 • New 360 cap images • Modified sanctum 360 emblem • Updated various links • Added about page • Added page for toledo OH • Added page for Detroit MI • Created larger location bar for pages • Created new Adaptive HDR options for new 360 tours • Created new 360 tours with merged HDR photos • Changing 360 tours to single resolutions • Resized webpages and images • Created new bar and buttons for saint albertus • Adding new information and meta tags on 360 tours • Added dedicated 360 tour page newest to oldest • Reworked lighting on tours • Optimized some tours for speed • Added meta data for individul 360 tours • Added meta data for individual web pages 5/25/2018 • New Links for 360 tours made • created help and tip page • Uploaded new 360 tour of Mother of God Church • Uploaded new 360 of Saint Patrick New Orleans • Eliminated 360 tour resolution options • Created new Icon for 4k and 8k resolutions • Created new Icons for the 360 tour locations website links • Created dedicated pages for 360 tours that are new • Created new pages, one for each of the 360 tour locations • Reworked the mouse over symbols on buttons • Resized webpages and images • Created new buttons for future 3D 360 tours • Added location buttons to the tour pages • Changed the 360 tour button to take user back to tour page • Modified tour links to higher resolution if available • updated sitemap of the website • Added meta data for individul 360 tours • Added meta data for individual web pages 2/16/2018 • Donations are being reworked • 360 tour button now takes you to virtual tours • created new preview of 360 tour icons • Fixed some typos • Started work on creating new St. Martin Website • Changed 16k 360 promps out for 12k • Changing virtual tours address based on resolution • Creating new st. martin of tours virtual tour • Changing computer tour cursor and mobile tour cursor . • Creating new links in tours • Fixed and still fixing various links • Creating different 4k and 8k folders for each tour • working on Saint Michael Catholic Church 360 Tour • Changed the website pages hight • Changed some of the 360 Tour skins • updated sitemap of the website • Added meta data for individul 360 tours • Added meta data for individual web pages 11/29/2017 • Making plans for doing special Christmas themed church 360 tours (contact for suggestions on well decorated churches) • Created new 360 tour of Saint Boniface! • Making survey for possible change on mobile versons having gyroscope enabled or auto tour. • Revising links between 360 tours • Fixed and still fixing various links • Creating different 4k and 8k folders for each tour • Began work on Saint Michael Catholic Church 360 Tour • Lengthened the website pages hight • Changed some of the 360 Tour skins • updated sitemap of the website • Added meta data for individul 360 tours • Added meta data for individual web pages
Sanctum360 Update Log Continued
9/26/2017 • Converted various 360 tours to new format • created new loading screen animation • Fixed a broken link to Cathedral of the Assumption • Increased the size of the interface buttons on virtual tours • Added a resolution selection button into virtual tour interface. Pressing it reveals the availible and unavailible options o 4K o 6K o 8K o 12K • Completely recreated all website pages to delete meta tag page issues • Added new page transitions to the whole website • Continuing to re-upload new 360° interfaces • Getting website ready for live event feed capability • Fixed various links between 360 tours • corrected email link • Added social media buttons to twitter and facebook 9/16/2017 • Converted more of the existing 360° Tours to the new software format. • Tweeked some of the auto pan positions. • Increased the image size and sharpness in all 360 pictures. (took much time, looks great!) • Went back and fixed various link errors • Started working on different webpage for optional versons of the same 360 Tours. • Re-uploaded the main page sanctum360 demo trailer video. (it had stopped working) • Added coming soon section to site. • Updated projects section • Preparing 360 videos for stereoscoptic (VR ready) • 8k Pictures and video coming soon! (current quality is 4k or less) 9/13/2017 • Converted various 360 tours to new format • Fixed St. Martin of Tours Link • Started applying new autopanning mechanics • Started requests for new churches • Added background music to St. Martin of Tours, St. Michael Orthodox Church, St. George Orthodox Chapel. • Fixed some control issues with the UI of 360 tours • Added Sanctum360 load screen and animation • New matching icons for switching between 360 images and the thumbnails. • Added a quick link button for switching between 360 tours while viewing them • Added Sanctum360° home button to interface • Fixed floating interface buttons that are now stationary • Reworked Mobile version of the 360 tours. 8/28/2017: • Updated Church 360 photos • Sanctum360 Emblem in photos • Embeded backgound music in photos • New 3D lens effects • Now VR and gyroscope capable • 360 controls and toggle for music • Added Update log page • Updated and Reloaded St. Martin of Tours • Updating and Reloading all Churches 6/15/2017-8/15/2017: • Started Sanctum360.org • Uploaded Our Lady of the Woods • Facebook page created • Uploaded St. Agnes Church • Uploaded St. Bridgid • Uploaded St. Francis • Uploaded St. Michael Orthodox Church • Uploaded St. Gregory Orthodox Chaple • Uploaded Holy Spirit Church • Uploaded St. Martin of Tours
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Why Invest in Sanctum360?
Sanctum360.org needs your help to produce the best quality 360° images for virtual tours of religious structures and events. Some of the financial goals of Sanctum360.org: •Maintain website and videos uploaded to server •Obtain an even better professional quality 360° camera and equipment. •Possibly expand 360° photography outside of the Louisville area and/or Include aerial photography. All money donated to Sanctum360.org will be used soley to maintain and obtain quality viewing of various religious structures. Please see our Fundly page by pressing the button below.
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Donate to Sanctum 360
Why Invest in Sanctum360?
Sanctum360.org needs your help to produce the best quality 360° images for virtual tours of religious structures and events. Some of the financial goals of Sanctum360.org: •Maintain website and videos uploaded to server •Obtain an even better professional quality 360° camera and equipment. •Possibly expand 360° photography outside of the Louisville area and/or Include aerial photography. All money donated to Sanctum360.org will be used soley to maintain and obtain quality viewing of various religious structures. Please see our Fundly page by pressing the button below.
Sanctum360 created by Kelsey Hillary
Contact
Owner:
Mr. Kelsey Michael Hillary
Phone:
(502) 294-3787
Email:
Sanctum360degree@gmail.com
Your Church Isn’t Listed?
Have a great looking Church that definitely needs to be filmed in 360? Is your parish’s Church building not listed on the Sanctum 360° site yet? Would you like to see 360° views of Churches that are outside of Louisville? Do you have a great looking Orthodox, Jewish, Catholic or any other denominational place of study or worship that needs a 360° photo? Let us know, by way of comment, what you think or give us tips on how to get more Churches or other places of worship posted on this site. Tell us what you think of the website and provide any possible suggestions. Click on the button below to fill out a small form that is sent directly to us.
Sanctum36
Contact
Owner:
Mr. Kelsey Michael Hillary
Phone:
(502) 294-3787
Email:
Sanctum360degree@gmail.com
Your Church Isn’t Listed?
Have a great looking Church that definitely needs to be filmed in 360? Is your parish’s Church building not listed on the Sanctum 360° site yet? Would you like to see 360° views of Churches that are outside of Louisville? Do you have a great looking Orthodox, Jewish, Catholic or any other denominational place of study or worship that needs a 360° photo? Let us know, by way of comment, what you think or give us tips on how to get more Churches or other places of worship posted on this site. Tell us what you think of the website and provide any possible suggestions. Click on the button below to fill out a small form that is sent directly to us.