Testing SPi-V Panorama Viewer with Flickr

Giza Pyramids, originally uploaded by djsnapshot.

Just discovered this great tool to render equirectangular photos much like Quicktime VR’s. I had been wondering if Flickr’s new ability to post photos might also enable the possibility to post QTVR’s directly within the site. That doesn’t seem to be the case, but SPi-V seems like a great substitute. I’m quite impressed!

Have a look at the interactive viewer here.

(Requires Adobe Shockwave)

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Published:: 04.21.08 / 11am

Category:: documentation

Tags:: egypt, panorama, qtvr

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Tobi aus der Lottum 05.23.08 / 5pm

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hej jason,
it’s the first time i’m visiting your internet site. astonishing photos! seems you’re in egypt at the moment?
i tried to contact you via email but it came back. jana told you would probably come to berlin again for some time. so i’d like to ask you about that.
have a nice time and maybe we can meet again in berlin!
(tobi)

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