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Re: extensive virtual tour
Lee Nelson 2008-Nov-05 19:04:00
I disagree with Hans and Bo, or at least am not in total agreement.
This project documents a large space. The landscape and areas
documented will, of course, have a major impact on how "interesting"
the images are. More important, I believe, is how interested you are
in visiting this space. If you are looking at it as an art piece, it
may very well fail. If you look at it as documentation of an area with
the end user someone who may visit and wants to know what is there,
I'd say it is quite successful.
Lee
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Lee Nelson
Tour London, New York, San Francisco, CA Wine Country, Las Vegas, San
Diego, Los Angeles, New Orleans, and Yosemite at http://www.inetours.com
Posted by: "Bo Lorentzen" #removed# bo_online
Tue Nov 4, 2008 2:19 pm (PST)
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
To: #removed#
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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