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Free PhotoOverLay Creator - Panos in Google Earth
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Re: Free PhotoOverLay Creator - Panos in Google Earth
Posted: 30 Oct 2007 at 18:22 GMT
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Gald you like it - nice pano btw!
Looks like you have changed the mime type as i opened it fine..
The images on the post are back btw, thanks for pointing it out.
Andy
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Forum: Commercial Announce
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Free PhotoOverLay Creator - Panos in Google Earth
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HDR Pano with a Lumix FX50
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EveryScape - Better than Google StreetView?
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Re: EveryScape - Better than Google StreetView?
Posted: 14 Jun 2007 at 12:58 GMT
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Question is - how are the pre-rendering the movies to get the effect?
Andy
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EveryScape - Better than Google StreetView?
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EveryScape - Better than Google StreetView?
Posted: 14 Jun 2007 at 9:40 GMT
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Dear all,
Thought people would be interested in taking a look at EveryScape - another company taking panoramas linked to Google Maps. Its like Google's Street View but with an interesting transition technique and 360x180 views...
I've put a post up on it at:
digitalurban.blogspot.com/2007/06/everyscape-bett...
All the best,
Andy
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Google Releases Panoramas - Street View
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Re: Google Releases Panoramas - Street View
Posted: 29 May 2007 at 19:28 GMT
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Yep take your point Robert.. i guess its impressive in the automation of the process and therefore the number of images intergrated with Google Maps.
Sures its not full 360x180 but its high res with various levels of zoom (6 i think).
I did some work with panoramic movies linked to gps a few years back and to be honest that left me cold, i couldent see the point.
Googles system seems slicker though..
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Microsoft HD View
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Forum: Tips & Tricks
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Quicktime VR in motion (ex: On a motorbike in motion :-)
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Forum: Tips & Tricks
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Stitching a panorama with the Nokia N95
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Stitching a panorama with the Nokia N95
Posted: 2 May 2007 at 10:26 GMT
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Thought some people would be interested in how the Nokia N95 fairs for panoramas. Its got a 5 mega pixel camera and seems to perform quite well. I have put a tutorial online:
digitalurban.blogspot.com/2007/05/how-to-stitch-p...
I know its not the best solution, but for the days when you dont have your rig with you its a good backup..
I was impressed to be honest.. and you can also geotag each shot.
Andy
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Forum: Galleries
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Sepia Panorama - South Pacific Railway
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Pano to HD Video (for DreamScene)
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Google Panoramas
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Re: Google Panoramas
Posted: 16 Jan 2007 at 20:42 GMT
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Well i have to say i really rather liked it! Well done Martin.. lovely bit of the world too.
Andy
www.digitalurban.blogspot.com
- on a related note we have just previewed a google image cutter for google maps on the blog, our is using png which is prob why its a bit slow!
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Forum: Tips & Tricks
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Tutorial and files to embed panoramas in Google Earth
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Tutorial and files to embed panoramas in Google Earth
Posted: 16 Jan 2007 at 15:19 GMT
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Thought people would be interested in seeing examples and a tutorial ive written on placing panoramas inside Google Earth.
The images above show the Tate Modern London with a panorama embedded within it - so you can fly inside.
Google Earth is not the best solution (I know so hope i dont get flamed for making it ) but its quite neat.. anyway the files and tutorial can be found at
www.digitalurban.blogspot.com
If you create one i would love to know so i can keep a list of all the locations..
Cheers
Andy
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Free Panorama Viewer Inside Google Earth
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Free Panorama Viewer Inside Google Earth
Posted: 20 Dec 2006 at 12:20 GMT
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Not sure this is a tip/trick but its not a commerical announcement as it'll be free...
Anyway for those interested we have announced a panorama viewer to view panos inside of Google Earth (not in the html browser).
It'll be released in the new year but a movie of output so far can be seen at:
digitalurban.blogspot.com/

Andy
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