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Re: extensive virtual tour
Bo Lorentzen 2008-Nov-04 22:19:00
Ya know. Hans, I gotta say this is one time I do agree with you.
Its hugely important that the appetite of the viewer is excited - having a
bunch of less interesting panoramas is truthfully a dis-service to the
customer. Or at least normally the idea with a virtual tour job is to draw
the viewer further into the experience.
I simply did not manage to stay interested to view very many panoramas. And
the client did not get the value in terms of exposure, maybe because I did
not manage to find something really exciting. ;-)
Totally agree on this one.!
Bo
From: #removed# [mailto:#removed#] On Behalf Of Hans
Nyberg
Sent: Tuesday, November 04, 2008 1:13 PM
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Subject: Re: extensive virtual tour
On 04/11/2008, at 21.37, YILMAZ TUFAN wrote:
> absolutely we made for money, and we work for this job almost 30 days.
> photographing and desktop working.
>
> 258 points make the tour very heavy to load cause of then any info
> make it more heavy.
> we thing users, can use map for moving another place.
You could have made it with less than 25. Unless you are paid for the
quantiy of panoramas I find it just useless to do a tour of this
place with 258 panoramas.
People get tired of looking at the same thing. And you can not find
the interesting places among all the boring panoramas.
I would have chosen the 10 most interesting places and done some
really high quality panoramas.
The art in doing a virtual tour is to make it as small as possible.
Hans
Hans Nyberg
Panoramas.dk<http://www.panoramas.dk> Features Fullscreen QTVR from
the best VR Photographers
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