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Re: Is this panorama interesting?
darkfact95 2007-Mar-31 14:28:00
the text was going to talk about the swing which you can see in the
pano. very nice atmosphere and memories. The pictures of this panorama
are all mine. I shot them. I have shot another panorama I'll upload
later. And I just got a third idea which I think is better than all of
this. Thats why I want to use other people photos. (not fisheye
images. 50mm pictures)
that position wasn't the exact position of the moon, but if you look
at the sky at night, you'd see it around that area. I don't do
animations. But I can add a hot spot for full screen viewing. but the
moon pic is not mine. so I'm not sure about if its okay to do it or not.
--- In #removed#, Caroling Geary <caroling@...> wrote:
>
> Previously you wrote that you wanted to use someone else's photos. Is
> finally.mov made of your photos? If not, I can't quite see how this
> fits into the context of WWP. Well, maybe, if you make clear in the
> text that this is your vision of atmosphere and you merely assembled
> elements created by others. If they are your photos, taken in the
> time slot of Atmosphere, why not submit it? I like the emphasis of
> the moon. Was it really in that position? That would be nice. I kept
> getting the feeling I would like it to be a hotspot. When I click it,
> the moon animates, retreating to normal size then bouncing out to
> fill the screen so I can look at it up close.
> The architectural space certainly works well as a panorama.
> I wonder why it took so long to load for me?
>
> On Mar 31, 2007, at 1:43 AM, darkfact95 wrote:
> >
> > http://www.3sixty.in/temp/finally.mov
> >
> > what do you guys think? Should I submit it?
> >
> Also:
>
> On Mar 30, 2007, at 3:20 PM, darkfact95 wrote:
> > okay while I was working on stitching my photos, I got an idea way
> > different than what I've already shot.
> >
> > And now i'm looking for someone who shot the required photos on our
> > date of shooting. can I do this? its just a panorama made of normal
> > pictures stitched together.
> >
> > of course the original photographer will be mentioned.
>
> Caroling Geary, www.wholeo.net
>