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Date/Time:2007-May-15 16:20:00
Subject:Re: mixed use question by newbie

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wwp@yahoogroups.com: Re: mixed use question by newbie floris_dick 2007-May-15 16:20:00
--- In #removed#, Uri Cogan <uri@...> wrote:
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> floris_dick wrote:
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> > we've been making some virtual panorama's of proposed
> > realestate, this is the latest one :
> > http://www.dickf.dds.nl/nierkerk/index.htm 
> > <http://www.dickf.dds.nl/nierkerk/index.htm>
> > <http://www.dickf.dds.nl/nierkerk/index.htm 
> > <http://www.dickf.dds.nl/nierkerk/index.htm&gt;> renderd in cinema4d.
still
> > a work in progress, what do you think?
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> I am very, very impressed.
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> > Now I have some ideas
> > of mixing CG with photography for the upcoming community event but i
> > don't know if that's considered accaptable, what do you think?
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> So far, it's perfectly acceptable.
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> I also mixed a photographed QTVR panorama with a 3D scene rendered in 
> Bryce for the "Borders" WWP project:
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http://geoimages.berkeley.edu/worldwidepanorama/wwp306/html/UriCogan.htm...
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> and mixed a panoramic scene, rendered in Bryce with some photographic, 
> and other images for the "Atmosphere" project:
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http://geoimages.berkeley.edu/worldwidepanorama/wwp307/html/UriCogan.htm...
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> And... I found Bj?rn Nilssen's "Pano in Pano" to be quite impressive.
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> Cheers. Uri.
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Great to see more people mixing it up! 



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