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Re: Origins of the Panorama view
Victor St 2005-Jan-18 12:07:00
Hi there
read your message.
What seems to be the secret that NO ONE is willing to
reply and say WHAT IS NEEDED to start doing VR
panoramas
I have posted messages etc NOT ONE REPLY.
Woudl YOU let me know
I have a 8080 Olympuis digi camera 8 mill px
with 2 250 MG flash cards etc..
Lookinf forward to any type of bsic start up guidance
what software to use etc..
Thank you
Victor Stapelberg
http://www.kaleidoscard.com
http://www.visualsenses.com
--- Ken Watson <#removed#> wrote:
>
> Hi there,
>
> This is my first posting to this group, I don't know
> if this subject
> has been covered in the past, if so, apologies !!
>
> A bit of background to the Panorama;
>
> In 1787 the Irish painter Robert Barker patented the
> popular panorama
>
http://www.btinternet.com/~ferguwat/origins/origins.html
>
> His original Panorama can be viewed here (quite a
> small image - for
> faster download) - uses a Java viewer;
>
http://www.btinternet.com/~ferguwat/origins/edinburgh.html
>
>
>
> These are the links from my WebSite - which I run as
> a hobby;
>
> http://www.virtualscotland.org.uk
>
> although a note of caution, if you are using a Mac,
> there may be an
> issue with viewing some of my panoramas .... if
> using a PC, there
> shouldn't be a problem - the viewers are Java
> based!!
>
>
>
> Ken
>
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