When I create a 360 degree panorama in Canon's photostich it's not entirely perfect. I can save the composite file as a tiff and than perfect it in PS, but than how do I make a VR out of this tiff file?
Also, would you recommend putting up a QTVR on web site or a Flash movie of the same?
Thanks!
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I use Apple QTVR Authoring Studio (OS9 Only) to stitch
pics and export as Vrs.
Here they have an utility called QTVR Make Panorama 2
I don't know how good it is.
http://developer.apple.com/quicktime/quicktimeintro/tools/
I'd definetely do QT format....flash panos are not as smooth and don't
allow much of a killer user experience at all.. I know everybody has
the Flash plugin but if your priorities are quality go with the GOLD! :)
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Agreed. The QT format is a much better way to go, IMO.
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otherwise PTViewer it's a very good alternative to QT...
if you worrying about people not having the QT plugin
http://webuser.fh-furtwangen.de/~dersch/PTVJ/doc.html
this site here has good java samples..the quality is pretty good.
He used PTViewer for the java ones...
http://www.virtualebanon.com/
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thanks a lot for the links!