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Re: Globorama
Bostjan Burger 2008-May-24 20:21:00
Willy, I am familiar with your "train panos". The reality Slovenian trains drive with the speed of ~30 km/h. - for a distance of 100 km I need 3 hours here...snailtrain. From Ljubljana to Stuttgart - it is 650 km distance the fastest train connection is 9 hours... I can just dream about my last fast train drive from Lyon to Paris with TGV... Central Europe - forget about fast trains...at least regural ones.
Good luck with documenting the evidences...
;) Bostjan
Willy Kaemena <#removed#> wrote:
Bostjan
dont worry I will be there tomorrow morning in 5 hours drive without
wasting one additional drop of fossil energy. My goal is to document
the evidences.
Will put it online on the 5h back to home. I have a good driver he
drives always at 200-300km/h
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csGxgKVYpDw while working http://homepage.mac.com/wkaemena/FS/DB/ICE3/
Willy Kaemena
http://homepage.mac.com/wkaemena/FSPanos/Menu268.html
http://bremen.360cities.net/
http://syria.360cities.net/
http://lisbon.360cities.net/
On May 24, 2008, at 18:51, Bostjan Burger wrote:
> > Bo Lorentzen : "This page is presenting the panorama fest as the
> artwork or
> presentation by Bernd Lintermann, Joachim B?ttger, Torsten
> Belschner. Which
> clearly it is not."
>
> That is another ?BINGO?! Yes ...whose artwork was projection anyway?
> Ours or of the organizers of the Globorama project? I am familiar
> with such installations as Globorama ? it is trivial example: my
> daughters asked me to drive them to Disneyland in Paris and what I
> saw there ? a great 'cyclorama alike' theatre where was projected
> 360? movie (that was in the year 2003), I think that was a Voyage of
> Jules Verne over the France. The feeling of watching the movie was
> fantastic and the technology of the projection was the same as this
> one in Stuttgart, at least what I saw in the previously posted
> movie. In Disneyland was projected 360? movie (do you remember
> Jeffrey's movie over the Prague ? 360cities.net?), but there in
> Stuttgart was projected the interactive VR panorama. So I consider
> that the ?artwork point? of the installation was the possibility to
> grab (read: hijack) the pano from the ?free? internet and project it
> on the 360? wall? After my na?ve experience from the
> past I had put on my web site - translated from Slovene language:
> ?All data, text, photos, pictures and VR panoramas are owned by the
> author. No other use like storing to other servers, hot linking,
> copy-pasting, modifying images is not allowed. ?
> I am really curious what is happening in Stuttgart, unfortunately
> there is seven hours drive from my place to there and I have a lack
> of time at the moment?
>
> :) Bostjan
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