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Benidorm Spain
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Posted: 29 Apr 2008 at 18:26 GMT
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Just great! Really a nice pano.
You have a nice website (don't like the background music too much though) 
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Re: Question about PTViewer and linking images
Posted: 10 Feb 2008 at 8:31 GMT
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Thank you so much puzz.
Now, at least, I know it can't be done.
By the way, that website you pointed me out, panoeye, looks great! I think I'm going to register right now!
Thanks again. Regards from Spain.
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Question about PTViewer and linking images
Posted: 9 Feb 2008 at 22:24 GMT
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Hi all.
It's been a long time since my last visit here but I have a question for you.
In my free 360 website [360.atspace.com/] they allow only 200kb file size uploads; as you can see it's a very little amount of space to put a panorama. So I'd like to use my (paid) flickr account to put my panoramic images and link them to the applet code. The problem is I don't know how to do it properly.
In the applet a typical line is like this:
<param name="file" value="image.jpg">
What I want to do is linking my flickr image (i.e. an url) to the applet.
I've tried:
<param name="url" value="farm3.static.flickr.com/whatever.jpg">
but doesn't seem to work out.
Is this possible? If so, how can be done?
I don't even know if I have explained it properly...
Thanks in advance.
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Panorama 360 - My new website
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Re: Panorama 360 - My new website
Posted: 30 Dec 2005 at 15:23 GMT
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John Houghton said: I don't find the display window very appealing. There seems no reason to limit the vertical field of view and require the person viewing to have to drag the image up and down. There is plenty of space to have a bigger window and display the whole height at once. As it is, it's too much like looking through a letterbox.
John
Well, as always, John is right. And finally I made the window twice the former vertical size. And looks better, no doubt. Thanks again John.
As a side note, I added a RSS feeder too. I recommend you to insert one in your webpage. It's quite simple (even I can do one!).
Now anybody may know when I add a new pano to the web.
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Re: Panorama 360 - My new website
Posted: 13 Nov 2005 at 17:58 GMT
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Yes, John is such a genius. He fixed and enhanced a series of images (of my own) that anyone would have deleted. But he did a great job with them. Just brilliant.
Thanks John.
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Re: Panorama 360 - My new website
Posted: 12 Nov 2005 at 13:49 GMT
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Thanks.
I've compressed them and I got a 6.5 Mb zip file.
Send me a message to pisacotoyes at gmail dot com and I'll send them to you.
Thanks again John. Hope you can do a good job...
Bernie
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Re: Panorama 360 - My new website
Posted: 12 Nov 2005 at 10:36 GMT
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John:
As you can see, and a newbie in this field. The problem here is I use a "normal" digital camera, a Canon Powershot A70, and, last but not least, I don't use a pano head nor tripod, so the parallax errors are, consequently, big. So my equipment (my camera and my hands) is not the best one to achieve pro results...
That's basically why many of my pictures are not "correctly" stitched. And, as you said, my inexperience using Pano Tools is more than evident... 
About the British Museum, that one is probably the worst pack of pics I've ever made. It's virtually impossible someone can do something good with pics like those. So thanks for your offer but do not worth the wasted time (your time).
Thanks again for your reply. I'll try to do my best from now on.
Smooth:
I'll do it. Seems like John can give good advices.
Thanks.
Bernie.
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Re: Panorama 360 - My new website
Posted: 11 Nov 2005 at 14:10 GMT
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Thank you so much for the input, John. I always thought that an small window would be better but watching more panos in the web, I see almost every single one is in a big window; so I'll try to resize them but my problem is my (free) host only allowed 200K files so I must put the jpgs in an small size.
Usually my stitcher program is hugin (hugin.sourceforge.net/), that it's free.
Do you know another one that is free?
Thanks again for your reply. I hope to do things much better in the future.
Bernie.
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Panorama 360 - My new website
Posted: 9 Nov 2005 at 12:46 GMT
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Hi everybody.
Just want you to view my new website about panoramas. It's in spanish and english (some of them are not translated yet though) so you will be able to read a short description of the picture.
Here it goes:
360.atspace.com
Any feedback is more than welcome.
Thanks.
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Simply nice forest.
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Re: Simply nice forest.
Posted: 17 Oct 2005 at 15:49 GMT
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Really a nice forest. I've enjoyed the view.
Good work.
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