The Fremantle Dockers commisioned Pixelcase to produce an interactive social platform for their game against Collingwood FC. Within 10 minutes of launch the gigapixel view attracted over 500 viewers and this rose to 20,000 in the first 24 hours.

The Pixelcase Face-Tag© platform enabled viewers to tag themselves in the crowd and share with their friends via Facebook, Twitter and Email. 

ACTuality lets you experience Australia's capital city, Canberra, through 360-degree panoramic virtual tours. Originally developed to showcase Canberra to the Shanghai World Expo community, ACTuality has grown to be the ideal virtual tour destination for anyone planning a trip to the Australian capital. We use specialized high-end digital photography and processing by Pixelcase to produce the high-resolution virtual tours you see throughout this site. If you would like a virtual tour of your Canberra business, event or attraction on ACTuality or your website, send us a message and we'll get back to you.

Pixelcase provided over 80 aerial and ground virtual tour locations of Canberra for the ACT showcase to the Shanghai World Expo. The Pixelcase 3Motion Platform was utilised throughout the site which was beautifully created by Simmersion. 

360 Bar and Dining is the preeminent restaurant space in Sydney Tower Dining boasting unsurpassed 360 revolving views of the Sydney skyline. With dark mahogany wood finishes and soft ambient lighting, 360 Bar and Dining provides a breathtaking setting with an unbeatable backdrop.

The Pixelcase Premium5 package contains many features showcase the 360 Dining venue at its absolute best including an aerial view of Sydney, postcard creator, social sharing and iPad & iPhone Gyro tour.

A 2 gigapixel, multi-resolution panorama of the Royal Wedding at Westminster Abbey in London. Pixelcase provided interactive media techology for publications such as Getty Images, The Times, The Telegraph, The Age, Hello Magasine, The Courier Mail and News.com.au it has been viewed my millions of people.

The State Theatre is without doubt Sydney's most versatile entertainment and event venue. Offering a sublime mixture of the traditional and contem- porary, it is the venue of choice for discerning clients wishing to host a wide range of events. The total refurbishment of the lower levels into an entertainment area has served to increase with theatre's appeal and capability. Clients now have an even greater choice to seamlessly match a space to a particular function or event.

Lincoln Cathedral is one of the finest medieval buildings in Europe, which towers above Lincoln, a prominent landmark for miles around. Once the Tallest Buildings in the world surpassing the Great Pyramid of Gaza The imposing West Front incorporates the surviving part of the first Romanesque Cathedral dating from 1072.

The Shard was designed in 2000 by Renzo Piano, the Italian architect best known for creating Paris’s Pompidou Centre of modern art with Britain’s Richard Rogers. The London entrepreneur Irvine Sellar had decided to redevelop Southwark Towers, a 1970s office block next to London Bridge station, and flew to Berlin in March 2000 to meet Piano for lunch. According to Sellar, the architect spoke of his contempt for tall buildings during the meal, before flipping over the restaurant's menu and sketching an iceberg-like sculpture emerging from the River Thames. He was inspired by the railway lines next to the site, the London spires of Venetian painter Canaletto and the sailing masts of the capital's past.

Offering modern Perth accommodation in the heart of the City’s Central Business District, the Rydges Perth is the ideal choice for both business and leisure travelers. The hotel is located on the corner of King Street adjacent to Perth’s West End, placing it just a short walk to numerous boutique shops, theatres and trendy restaurants. Closer to home, the award winning CBD Restaurant and Bar located on-site serves up fresh cuisine, regional wine and is favourite with guests and locals alike.

The NFSA’s collection contains more than 1.6 million items, comprising 334,000 audio recordings, 442,000 moving image works and 870,000 associated documents and artefacts of cultural significance.

The collection includes the first film images and sounds recorded in Australia in the 1890s right through to the most recent high profile film and sound and recordings.

In addition to discs, films, videos, audio tapes, phonograph cylinders and wire recordings, the collection includes supporting documents and artefacts such as photographic stills, transparencies, posters, lobby cards, publicity, scripts, costumes, props, memorabilia and sound, video and film equipment.