Full-Screen QuickTime VR Panoramas

Click on a graphic to open a new window with a full 360° QuickTime VR panorama.

 

The top left is, on this page, the oldest by photographic date. If you don't have QuickTime installed, it's a free download. For full-screen PangeaVR panoramas, which can have only one node (or scene), click the thumbnail's orange P, if one exists. Be warned that most of these panoramas are 3–4MB, although the multi-nodal panoramas are often around 11MB, sometimes larger.

 

Hardware

Canon 350D camera, Peleng 8mm fisheye lens, Velbon tripod, NodalNinja 3 panohead, Palm TX with Wyrenut mic

 

Software

PTGui, LensFix CI, CubicConverter,

CubicConnector, GIMP, QuickTime Pro,

LiveStage Pro, Pano2VR, Pleinpot,

Adobe PS CS3, PAR v4 for Palm OS

 

WWP Panoramas

You can also see more of my panoramas at the WorldWide Panorama, a quarterly event where panographers (panorama photographers, really) from around the world submit QTVR panoramas united by a certain theme. Beginning with the most recent, here are my submissions:

 

Forgotten Places: Bullet Train Museum /  新幹線資料館

Food: Tachikawa ecute

Performing Arts: Traditional Japanese Archery

Time: Sekisui Sustainable Design Laboratory

Diversity: Kunitachi Chuo Library / 国立市中央図書館

Best of 2008: Bamboo Grove in Tonogaya Park / 殿ヶ谷戸庭園の竹やぶ

Elevation: Kurio Remington Village, 10F / ｸﾘｵ・ﾚﾐﾝﾄﾝ・ｳﾞｨﾚｯｼﾞ国立10F

Beginnings: Showa Kinen Park / 昭和記念公園

Sustenance: Hitotsubashi University / 一橋大学

Energy: Mansfield Roller Mill / ﾏﾝｽﾞﾌｨﾙﾄﾞ町の水車小屋

Water: Tokushima City's Delta / 徳島市の扇状地

Marketplace: Charity Auction at Sogo / 徳島そうごのオークション

Sanctuary: View from "Castle Mountain" / 徳島市の城山からの景色