A studio
for institutions.
Praxivision is a heritage documentation studio in Hyderabad, practising since 1992. We make pictures, tours, scans, and splats of the things institutions need to keep, share, and explain.
What the studio
can do.
Five disciplines under one roof. Live specimens below are real work served from the archive.
Photography of place and process.
On-site photography for institutions that need their work seen — site, process, people, product. Patient framing, faithful colour, archival masters.
Gigapixel imagery.
Robotic stitched captures for wall prints, scientific reference, and forensic detail at any zoom. Deep-zoom delivery for the browser.
360° virtual tours.
Equirectangular tours of heritage sites, museums, plant walkthroughs, and tourism interiors. Browser-deliverable, multi-station.
Close-range photogrammetry.
Detailed meshes for heritage objects, architectural elements, and industrial subjects. Delivered as standard 3D formats.
Gaussian splats.
Photoreal radiance-field capture, web-deliverable. Real-time scene reconstruction for sites and objects where photogrammetry struggles.
Begumpet,
Hyderabad.
Begumpet
Hyderabad — 500016
India
How we work.
A site visit, a conversation, and a printed checklist. We agree what the photograph is for before we agree what it looks like.
Days or weeks on site, depending on the subject. Tethered medium format, redundant storage, daily proofs.
Selections shared with the client against the original checklist. Two rounds of feedback, on-record sign-off before strike.
Press-ready exports, web crops, and archival masters — packaged and catalogued. Held in the studio archive for the life of the work.
Three departments,
one studio.
Praxis Studio sits inside Praxivision Private Limited alongside two sister departments. Photography is the foundation; heritage and 3D are its natural extensions.
Photography, gigapixel imagery, and the archival spine of the practice. The original department of Praxivision.
360° walkthroughs, photogrammetric scans, and interactive guides for museums, archaeological sites, tourism boards, and private collections.
Close-range photogrammetry and gaussian splat capture for digital twins, conservation files, infrastructure documentation, and 3D archival.