The XY IMAGER MOTO STUDIO was specifically designed for smaller vehicles such as motorcycles, quads, jet skis, or snowmobiles.
It combines a flat turntable, a space-saving light tent, and professional lighting – ideal for workshops, dealers, or manufacturers who rely on high-quality 360° recordings.
The system is portable, easy to use, and delivers standardized, high-resolution results in a very short time.
Central software control allows for perfect coordination of light, camera, and turntable.
Space-saving setup – ideal for workshops and studios.
The light, turntable, and camera are perfectly coordinated.
360° photography in under two minutes – ready for immediate export.
Centralized operation via intuitive software – usable without any prior knowledge.
LED or compact flashes guarantee even, shadow-free images.
Also suitable for quads, UTVs, dirt bikes, jet skis, e-scooters and much more.
You can define the project name, VIN, or article number with just a few clicks.
The turntable, light and camera are automatically controlled – the 360° image series is created fully automatically.
The finished photos can be exported as HTML animation, image series or individual photos and used directly.
Hold down the left mouse button and move the pointer to rotate the vehicle.
Drag the mouse up to open the doors – down to close them.
Alternatively, you can use the arrow keys or autoplay.
On smartphones and tablets, controls are simple: use finger gestures.
The studio requires approximately 5 x 5 m including movement space around the vehicle.
Ideally suited for motorcycles, quads, scooters, jet skis, UTVs, dirt bikes and similar vehicles.
For larger vehicles such as cars or SUVs, we recommend our Car Studio.
The Moto Studio is designed for stationary use. Mobile use is not intended.
Control is optionally via an integrated web app or a special software solution that automatically controls the light, turntable and camera and is seamlessly integrated into the photography process.
Yes – alternatively, you can also assemble individual components as a modular kit.
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