--- In PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew G"
<conanthedestroya222@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Daniel,
>
> I'm moving to Vancouver next year, May or June 1st (depending which
> has the better weather!) Would love to attend a meeting if one is
> organised through out the year
>
> I'm driving across from Kingston, Ontario and will be taking a 360
> shot roughly every 200km to capture the scenery/terrain change. I'd
> like to do it evey 100 km but my wife would probably throw the camera
> out the window ;-)
>
> Andrew
>

It is not clear if you are moving to Vancouver of Vancouver Island.

I don't know if there is anybody else in this list living in Victoria.
But sure, we can always plan a day of pano shooting. Is there interest
in having such a day out?

I am in Paris for the next 10 days but we could aim for a day in the
second half of Oct.

--daniel

Just in case you haven't noticed yet, PTGui official version 7.3 is out, so
go and grab it :-)

zbooy

PS. Another pole pano from Poleland (and yes, it was stitched with 7.3
beta):
http://panoramy.zbooy.pl/360/pan/jezioro-bystrzyckie-zapora-maszt/e

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Got it, thanks!

On Monday, October 01, 2007 at 17:04, Erik Krause wrote:

> > > As always: It depends. If you have structures in the near forground
> > > it should be more precise than if you shoot in wide open places. For
> > > general use I'd say 3mm precision is enough. However, if you use a fisheye
> > > lens the no-parallax-point moves anyway: http://tinyurl.com/94g7c (scroll
> > > down to Results and look at the Graph)
> >
> > My widest lens (wide end of zoom) is 41 mm
>
> And which angle do you intend to rotate between shots? Meanwhile I've
> added the formula to http://wiki.panotools.org/Parallax
> Some more info and a neat diagram (someone volunteer?) is still
> missing, but may be it helps...

The wiki artikle (s.a.) is finished for the time being (diagram still
missing). You should be able now to estimate what precision you need.
Interesting thing that the parallax error in the finished panorama
does not depend (directly) on the used focal length (only on the
rotation angle between shots and the displacement of the no-parallax
point).

Please tell me if there are some errors, since I did the calculation
all on my own ;-)

best regards
--
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Hi All,
I am looking for a QuickMount for my panoramic set.
I need a ROUND version, about 5-5,5 cm, no flex, top and bottom perfect in
line.
I thought a http://www.novoflex.de/html_d/fr_ha6.htm would do, but top and
bottom are not in line.
About 2-3mm off :-(
Any ideas ?
Have Fun.
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I'm looking for a blog. And I think I'll go on wordpress too. So ...

> I am looking for a QuickMount for my panoramic set.

I was doing some windows shopping the other day and found

Ideesign Q-top Quick Release
http://www.photographyreview.com/mfr/ideesign/tripod-heads-and-accessories/PRD_1\
43448_3134crx.aspx
out of production and rare as hens teeth

novoflex mini quick release which you have just mentioned is not
suitable in practice.

Slik had a nice looking system on some monopods were you just
insterted a peg/post. But I could not find it seperate from a monopod.
Though if you bought an entire ball head with a circular quick release
some of them looked promising but I got lost trying to find my way
though their

FLM power release system was more in my price range. Small and round
though how sturdy it would be I don't know. Relatively cheap though,
in comparison anyway.

Anyway as I said just amateur window shopping but I throw it in as fodder.

I'm looking for a camera to replace my existing older dslr (Nikon) and
like the feel of the Olympus E-510. My appeal is not so much for
shooting my panos but hiking and biking. The Olympus and it's lenses
are so much smaller and they have an 8mm full frame fisheye for it. So
I cannot afford 2 cameras and an opportunity to purchase a 510 at a
super price appealed to me  but then. . .

I saw the images, they are much more square than the traditional 3:2
from my older camera and I do not know how this affects stitching and
creating spherical panos. Does anyone out there use this type of camera?
Kevin

I used the E-500 and the 7-14mm lens for a few years. It worked fine.

kkcwiebe <kkcwiebe@...> wrote:                               I'm looking for
a camera to replace my existing older dslr (Nikon) and
  like the feel of the Olympus E-510. My appeal is not so much for
  shooting my panos but hiking and biking. The Olympus and it's lenses
  are so much smaller and they have an 8mm full frame fisheye for it. So
  I cannot afford 2 cameras and an opportunity to purchase a 510 at a
  super price appealed to me  but then. . .

  I saw the images, they are much more square than the traditional 3:2
  from my older camera and I do not know how this affects stitching and
  creating spherical panos. Does anyone out there use this type of camera?
  Kevin






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I use this one upside down on my VRDrive:

http://www.adorama.com/GTQRP500.html



Jook



On Oct 2, 2007, at 3:20 PM, bigwade wrote:

>
> Hi All,
> I am looking for a QuickMount for my panoramic set.
> I need a ROUND version, about 5-5,5 cm, no flex, top and bottom
> perfect in
> line.
> I thought a http://www.novoflex.de/html_d/fr_ha6.htm would do, but
> top and
> bottom are not in line.
> About 2-3mm off :-(
> Any ideas ?
> Have Fun.
> --
> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Quick-Mount-
> tf4557199.html#a13005688
> Sent from the PanoToolsNG mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
>
>
>

Jook Leung Photography
360VR Images - 360 degree Panoramic photography
Web: http://360vr.com
E-mail: jook@...






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kkcwiebe wrote:
>
> ................................
> I saw the images, they are much more square than the traditional 3:2
> from my older camera and I do not know how this affects stitching and
> creating spherical panos. Does anyone out there use this type of camera?
> Kevin
>

If I remember correctly, the square format does not give you a full 180
degrees view from Z to N, so you would have to shoot two extra shots, which
would work against a super lightweight Great lenses and great camera though.

Carel

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I visited the BWAC show on Sunday to see Joregen's panoramas and here
is a 360VR of one the his prints on exhibit. The 360 pano was taken
during a dance performance.

http://360vr.com/BWAC2007


Jook


On Oct 2, 2007, at 8:17 AM, Joergen Geerds wrote:

> I print my panoramas as digital c-prints, skipping
> over messy stuff like inkjets and such. you should
> find a OCE lightjet or Lamda printer (up to 72 inch
> wide) in almost every city that has a base for
> professional photographers. NYC has at least 4 72inch
> wide "printers" like this. but keep in mind that you
> need really good files for those printers, since they
> print with light at 300 dpi on photopaper.
>
> for mounting, i use nothing else but diasec: face
> mounted photopaper against plexiglass, and backed by
> dibond, alu or sintra. then they get a alu framework
> in the back for hanging, and you are done.
>
> the process is probably the most expensive one, but
> the nicest, longest lasting and valuable solution.
>
> my 96x40inch panoramas are hanging in redhook,
> brooklyn right now, in case you wanna see. but you can
> go to your nearest photo museum and should find all
> the big&good stuff mounted in this fashion (like
> andreas gursky and thomas struth).
>
> http://newyorkpanorama.com/2007/09/14/panoramas-at-the-bwac-art-
> show-in-redhook/
>
> joergen
>
> --- Michael Asgian <michaelasgian@...> wrote:
>
> > Anyone has any exprience in printing panoramic
> > images in very good quality somewhere? Something
> > like you can see in galleries... I want to let
> > someone do ths for me rather than buy the whole
> > equipment and start test&errors.
> >
> > Size? As big as possible... 60x20 or even bigger.
> >
> > Any ideas?
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> >
> >
> >
> >
> __________________________________________________________
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> > Join Yahoo!'s user panel and lay it on us.
> >
> http://surveylink.yahoo.com/gmrs/yahoo_panel_invite.asp?a=7
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been
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> >
> >
>
>
>
>

Jook Leung Photography
360VR Images - 360 degree Panoramic photography
Web: http://360vr.com
E-mail: jook@...






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And who is peeking out from behind Joregen?

On Oct 2, 2007, at 8:29 PM, Jook Leung wrote:

> I visited the BWAC show on Sunday to see Joregen's panoramas and here
> is a 360VR of one the his prints on exhibit. The 360 pano was taken
> during a dance performance.
>

Cheers
Robert C. Fisher
VR Photography/Cinematography

Hi Andrew,

My Name is Guillermo(Bill) Acosta and Yes I live here in Victoria, BC, Canada
(Vancouver Island). There are a few pano lovers who are professional
photographers, enthusiast and hobbies (like myself) is just matter of them
stepping out.

I could be of assistance in a limited way; nonetheless better than nothing.

What are your plans?

Guillermo(Bill) Acosta

dmgalpha <dmgerman@...> wrote:                               --- In
PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew G"
  <conanthedestroya222@...> wrote:
  >
  > Hi Daniel,
  >
  > I'm moving to Vancouver next year, May or June 1st (depending which
  > has the better weather!) Would love to attend a meeting if one is
  > organised through out the year
  >
  > I'm driving across from Kingston, Ontario and will be taking a 360
  > shot roughly every 200km to capture the scenery/terrain change. I'd
  > like to do it evey 100 km but my wife would probably throw the camera
  > out the window ;-)
  >
  > Andrew
  >

  It is not clear if you are moving to Vancouver of Vancouver Island.

  I don't know if there is anybody else in this list living in Victoria.
  But sure, we can always plan a day of pano shooting. Is there interest
  in having such a day out?

  I am in Paris for the next 10 days but we could aim for a day in the
  second half of Oct.

  --daniel








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--- In PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com, Carl von Einem <einem@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Uri,
>
> GoLive might have a setting (export options or file saving defaults,
> maybe hidden in the preferences) to use other line breaks.


Yes, thanks. In GoLive it's under Advanced/Line Breaks.

Strangely enough, Internet Explorer has as far as I know does not care
if the text lines in the code end with CR or CR/LF. The one exception
that I found was with the line:

<!-- saved from url=(0013)about:internet -->

that, it appears, MUST end with CR/LF for it to work.

--- In PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com, Bill Acosta <tazu1000@...> wrote:
>
> My Name is Guillermo(Bill) Acosta and Yes I live here in Victoria,
BC, Canada (Vancouver Island). There are a few pano lovers who are
professional photographers, enthusiast and hobbies (like myself) is
just matter of them stepping out.


I live on Salt Spring Island, between Vancouver (the city) and
Vancouver Island (Victoria).

A West Coast gathering? nice idea, but I'm no organizer. Meanwhile
I'll be happy to meet with other panographers who live or are visiting
our area.

What is the benefit of / use for "round" (circular) ?

eo

On Oct 2, 2007, at 12:20 PM, bigwade wrote:

>
> Hi All,
> I am looking for a QuickMount for my panoramic set.
> I need a ROUND version, about 5-5,5 cm, no flex, top and bottom
> perfect in
> line.
> I thought a http://www.novoflex.de/html_d/fr_ha6.htm would do, but
> top and
> bottom are not in line.
> About 2-3mm off :-(
> Any ideas ?
> Have Fun.
> --
> View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Quick-Mount-
> tf4557199.html#a13005688
> Sent from the PanoToolsNG mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
>

It's a nice camera with wide assortment of lenses...but I think
the sensor size has a crop-factor of 2!?? The 8mm would be
a 16mm equivalent.

At 06:35 AM 10/3/2007, you wrote:

>I'm looking for a camera to replace my existing older dslr (Nikon) and
>like the feel of the Olympus E-510. My appeal is not so much for
>shooting my panos but hiking and biking. The Olympus and it's lenses
>are so much smaller and they have an 8mm full frame fisheye for it. So
>I cannot afford 2 cameras and an opportunity to purchase a 510 at a
>super price appealed to me but then. . .
>
>I saw the images, they are much more square than the traditional 3:2
>from my older camera and I do not know how this affects stitching and
>creating spherical panos. Does anyone out there use this type of camera?
>Kevin

Yes - the 8mm will be 16mm on a Olympus.
Even the Olympus lens will be cropped- as you said factor 2 !.

If you look for a real 8mm equivalent work- 4 shots for a 360 pano - I don´t
think Olympus will do.
As far as I know you have to shot 6 , full spherical: + z + n .
Ciao
Mike


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   It's a nice camera with wide assortment of lenses...but I think
   the sensor size has a crop-factor of 2!?? The 8mm would be
   a 16mm equivalent.

   At 06:35 AM 10/3/2007, you wrote:

   >I'm looking for a camera to replace my existing older dslr (Nikon) and
   >like the feel of the Olympus E-510. My appeal is not so much for
   >shooting my panos but hiking and biking. The Olympus and it's lenses
   >are so much smaller and they have an 8mm full frame fisheye for it. So
   >I cannot afford 2 cameras and an opportunity to purchase a 510 at a
   >super price appealed to me but then. . .
   >
   >I saw the images, they are much more square than the traditional 3:2
   >from my older camera and I do not know how this affects stitching and
   >creating spherical panos. Does anyone out there use this type of camera?
   >Kevin






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How to set a custom jpeg quality setting for preview track in Pano2QTVR?
I mean to use any value instead of 20 which I guess is default.

thanks,
Dorin

--- In PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com, "Milko Amorth" <panotools@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Hans,
>
> > Also we have the programm Pleinpot and so we cann also make them
> > fullpage, but...... how the H do we publish those full pages?
>
> Pleinpot will export (almost) everything you need.
> Once you have setup the pages in the preferences lets say  for qt,
devalVR
> and spi-v.
> You then import yourmovie.mov
> adjust your settings and enter your captions and export.
> The directory created will give you:
> A folder dswmedia
> A folder media
> yourmovie.html  (for quicktime)
> yourmovie_Dv.html  (for DevalVR)
> yourmovie_SPi.html  (for SPi-V )
>
> You then have to add the equirectangular yourmovie.jpg and SPi-V.dcr
files
> into the dswmedia folder manually.
> Thats all you have to do to publish. Transfer the directory to your
ftp
> server and keep this stucture as is.
> The media folder contains all the scripts and media files.
> Now just hyperlink to your pages and a a new browser window or tab
will
> come up for each page you link to.
>
> Cheers, Milko
>
>
>
>
>
> --
> Milko Amorth
> 360° Immersive Imaging
> Photographic Virtual Reality
> VRCanada.ca
> 604.561.5101
>
> PhotoScrapbook at Flickr.com/photos/vrdundee
> Skype me @ vrdundee
> Member of IVRPA.org
> Contributor to the World Wide Panorama Project
>Hi Milko,
I tried everything, but somewhere I get lost....
Is it ok with you that at a decent time ( your time) I call you to
walk through the procedure?

Let me try again to walk you through with pleinpot:

Start Pleinpot
drag and drop your VR pano  ( the XXXX.MOV file) onto pleinpot
made the settings in pleinpot ( Fullscreen, text etc)

Hit the EXPORT button

Create a NEW folder from within the export window gave this folder a
NAME ,THAT  NAME will be later the address name of your website,  so
choose it carefully and avoid spaces or special characters.

Hit the save button in the open export window.

All files  and htm will be created in that folder.

NOW

copy the complete folder to your webserver

if the name of your webserver would be for example www.hansio.com
then the address for that fullscreen pano would be:
www.hansio.com/NAME  ( if that folder would be on the root level of
your webserver)

(my webserver  is  the idisk of Apple, which appears on my desktop as
it would be another drive !!  = easy )

Thats all

Willy

http://homepage.mac.com/wkaemena/FSPanos/Menu418.html


On Oct 1, 2007, at 11:27, hansart2002 wrote:

> Hello members of this group.
> Let me introduce myself. I'm by origine a Dutch photographer and will
> stay so. Since some time now we live in Hungary starting a new life
> and also starting up a new business-life. Making images with a 20
> meter tall mast is addictive and will be also our main goal here.
> Since not to long we also make pano's with the mast.
> Using PTQui Pro for the stitch and transfering them into QuickTime.
> Also we have the programm Pleinpot and so we cann also make them
> fullpage, but...... how the H do we publish those full pages?
> Since photography came into my life, and that's about 40 years ago, I
> had to learn and adapt...and now digital is not even any problem
> anymore, but this publishing is still a thing that keeps me awake.
> Have a look at my website and see some of the examples if you want but
> please, do help me a little, please?
>
> The website is www.hansio.com
>
> Thanks for any critics and support......
> Hans from Hungary.
>
>
>



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Hans I just saw you have .mac / idisk

OK  then go to the finder to the GO menu  GO - idisk- My idisk

put that folder into the SITES folder of the idisk

thats is it !!

http://homepage.mac.com/hansio/NAME   ( the NAME of that folder
created by pleinpot)

Willy



On Oct 3, 2007, at 15:01, panokaemena@... wrote:

> Let me try again to walk you through with pleinpot:
>
> Start Pleinpot
> drag and drop your VR pano ( the XXXX.MOV file) onto pleinpot
> made the settings in pleinpot ( Fullscreen, text etc)
>
> Hit the EXPORT button
>
> Create a NEW folder from within the export window gave this folder a
> NAME ,THAT NAME will be later the address name of your website, so
> choose it carefully and avoid spaces or special characters.
>
> Hit the save button in the open export window.
>
> All files and htm will be created in that folder.
>
> NOW
>
> copy the complete folder to your webserver
>
> if the name of your webserver would be for example www.hansio.com
> then the address for that fullscreen pano would be:
> www.hansio.com/NAME ( if that folder would be on the root level of
> your webserver)
>
> (my webserver is the idisk of Apple, which appears on my desktop as
> it would be another drive !! = easy )
>
> Thats all
>
> Willy
>
> http://homepage.mac.com/wkaemena/FSPanos/Menu418.html
>
> On Oct 1, 2007, at 11:27, hansart2002 wrote:
>
> > Hello members of this group.
> > Let me introduce myself. I'm by origine a Dutch photographer and
> will
> > stay so. Since some time now we live in Hungary starting a new life
> > and also starting up a new business-life. Making images with a 20
> > meter tall mast is addictive and will be also our main goal here.
> > Since not to long we also make pano's with the mast.
> > Using PTQui Pro for the stitch and transfering them into QuickTime.
> > Also we have the programm Pleinpot and so we cann also make them
> > fullpage, but...... how the H do we publish those full pages?
> > Since photography came into my life, and that's about 40 years
> ago, I
> > had to learn and adapt...and now digital is not even any problem
> > anymore, but this publishing is still a thing that keeps me awake.
> > Have a look at my website and see some of the examples if you
> want but
> > please, do help me a little, please?
> >
> > The website is www.hansio.com
> >
> > Thanks for any critics and support......
> > Hans from Hungary.
> >
> >
> >
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>
>



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Citeren panokaemena@...:

> Hans I just saw you have .mac / idisk
>
> OK  then go to the finder to the GO menu  GO - idisk- My idisk
>
> put that folder into the SITES folder of the idisk
>
> thats is it !!
>
> http://homepage.mac.com/hansio/NAME   ( the NAME of that folder
> created by pleinpot)
>
> Willy
>
>
>
> On Oct 3, 2007, at 15:01, panokaemena@... wrote:
>
> > Let me try again to walk you through with pleinpot:
> >
> > Start Pleinpot
> > drag and drop your VR pano ( the XXXX.MOV file) onto pleinpot
> > made the settings in pleinpot ( Fullscreen, text etc)
> >
> > Hit the EXPORT button
> >
> > Create a NEW folder from within the export window gave this folder a
> > NAME ,THAT NAME will be later the address name of your website, so
> > choose it carefully and avoid spaces or special characters.
> >
> > Hit the save button in the open export window.
> >
> > All files and htm will be created in that folder.
> >
> > NOW
> >
> > copy the complete folder to your webserver
> >
> > if the name of your webserver would be for example www.hansio.com
> > then the address for that fullscreen pano would be:
> > www.hansio.com/NAME ( if that folder would be on the root level of
> > your webserver)
> >
> > (my webserver is the idisk of Apple, which appears on my desktop as
> > it would be another drive !! = easy )
> >
> > Thats all
> >
> > Willy
> >
> > http://homepage.mac.com/wkaemena/FSPanos/Menu418.html
> >
> > On Oct 1, 2007, at 11:27, hansart2002 wrote:
> >
> > > Hello members of this group.
> > > Let me introduce myself. I'm by origine a Dutch photographer and
> > will
> > > stay so. Since some time now we live in Hungary starting a new life
> > > and also starting up a new business-life. Making images with a 20
> > > meter tall mast is addictive and will be also our main goal here.
> > > Since not to long we also make pano's with the mast.
> > > Using PTQui Pro for the stitch and transfering them into QuickTime.
> > > Also we have the programm Pleinpot and so we cann also make them
> > > fullpage, but...... how the H do we publish those full pages?
> > > Since photography came into my life, and that's about 40 years
> > ago, I
> > > had to learn and adapt...and now digital is not even any problem
> > > anymore, but this publishing is still a thing that keeps me awake.
> > > Have a look at my website and see some of the examples if you
> > want but
> > > please, do help me a little, please?
> > >
> > > The website is www.hansio.com
> > >
> > > Thanks for any critics and support......
> > > Hans from Hungary.
> > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>
>


Hello Willy,
thanks a lot for these intsructions. At the moment the idisk is synchronising
and so that will take some time. Later I will give it a try if that works. I
did put it in the folder my website and hope that's the one.
I'm curious how you make those beautifull pages as you have there now.
Is it ok with that I will give you a call someday to find out? I also can call
by Skype so the price is not a big deal that way.
I promise to call at a decent time.
Greetings from Hungary.

Hanszio

Hello, on 03.10.2007 12:41 Uhr dorindxn said the following:
> How to set a custom jpeg quality setting for preview track in Pano2QTVR?
> I mean to use any value instead of 20 which I guess is default.

You can change the quality with preview.quality parameter in the project
file so for example if you add the line

preview.quality=40

in the "project file" - tab the quality for all preview tiles will be 40.

--
MfG,
       Thomas

Hi Thomas, seems that doesn't work, I've registered in Pano2QTVR
forum and I'll continue there.

thanks for the quick reply

Dorin

--- In PanoToolsNG@yahoogroups.com, Thomas Rauscher <yahoo@...> wrote:
>
> Hello, on 03.10.2007 12:41 Uhr dorindxn said the following:
> > How to set a custom jpeg quality setting for preview track in
Pano2QTVR?
> > I mean to use any value instead of 20 which I guess is default.
>
> You can change the quality with preview.quality parameter in the
project
> file so for example if you add the line
>
> preview.quality=40
>
> in the "project file" - tab the quality for all preview tiles will
be 40.
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> MfG,
>       Thomas
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Jook
good morning.

Please,
could you explain to us,
*why*  upside dow,
and  *how*  you use this .

THANKS a lot
Ayrton


On 10/2/07, Jook Leung <jook360@...> wrote:
> I use this one upside down on my VRDrive:
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> http://www.adorama.com/GTQRP500.html
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> Jook
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> On Oct 2, 2007, at 3:20 PM, bigwade wrote:
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> > Hi All,
> > I am looking for a QuickMount for my panoramic set.
> > I need a ROUND version, about 5-5,5 cm, no flex, top and bottom
> > perfect in
> > line.
> > I thought a http://www.novoflex.de/html_d/fr_ha6.htm would do, but
> > top and
> > bottom are not in line.
> > About 2-3mm off :-(
> > Any ideas ?
> > Have Fun.
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> 360VR Images - 360 degree Panoramic photography
> Web: http://360vr.com
> E-mail: jook@...
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Ideesign Q-top Quick Release, That's what I am looking for (x2) ! but eh, not
available. :-(
hmmsomethingelse, thanks  for the idea.
Jook, the Giottos MH 500 is nice but it has 2 mail screws on both side is
that so ?
Indeed the idea is to mount my NN3 arm with base on a Seitz VR rotator via a
QM adapter,
(http://tinyurl.com/yt6vvv) but I also want to use the same top on a normal
rotator so I need a mail/female solution in line.
(Jook, a 1/4 thread is yet in the drive)
The Ideesign Q-top Quick Release is perfect.
Thanks for tips
Have Fun.


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Hi Hans,

> Thanks for your quick answer but it does not ring any bell. That
> yourmovie, is that a programm?
No. Its just an example file, a movie you want to publish.

> I seem to get lost this way.
I will try to simplify it more.

> I do publish my website via my pages at .mac and I can't get the
> fullframes there despite the fact that evrone tells tat it 's so easy.
> Can you give me a hint where to find info on this matter?
I dont know the .mac editor. But it really does not matter. You just have
to copy the directory to the ftp space where your other pages or files
are. Thats your root domain. You hyperlink (to the pages for each format
generated) from one of you existing pages like you do for your other
location samples. The pages will come up as new windows.


> By the way, did you look at my pano's, for example the vineyards?
Yes. Vinyard and Zsohnay. Those seem to to have a remap and or projection
problem, but that has nothing to do with the publishing of the pages.
Those qtvrs are not confined to the space you target them for and are
bigger than the page designed for and display only part in Firefox.

> Oh, one other q. How do I publish in Java so that also window users
> can see them?
Well, its is included in the Pleinpot editor if you choose to add that to
your preferences. You can do Quicktime, PanageaVR,PurePlayer(Java),Spi-V,
Pano2Qtvr(Flash) and DevalVR all at the same time with one imput qtvr
sample.
For PurePlayer and Spi-V and Pano2qtvr you have to add additional files
and applets to the directory manually.
It is described on each panel in red on the bottom of that page of the
preferences.

Cheers, Milko



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Milko Amorth
360° Immersive Imaging
Photographic Virtual Reality
VRCanada.ca
604.561.5101

PhotoScrapbook at Flickr.com/photos/vrdundee
Skype me @ vrdundee
Member of IVRPA.org
Contributor to the World Wide Panorama Project

Thank you Jook,

> is a 360VR of one the his prints on exhibit. The 360 pano was taken
> during a dance performance.

That is a very nice intimate capture. A virtual vernissage. Excellent
work, Jook.

The pano installation looks awesome....it could pass as a real window with
a view to the city, no doubt. Outstanding work, Joergen.

GIGA pixel pano. That is how you bring million dollar views into a
basement (or room) with no windows.

I have enjoyed this.

Cheers, Milko




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Milko Amorth
360° Immersive Imaging
Photographic Virtual Reality
VRCanada.ca
604.561.5101

PhotoScrapbook at Flickr.com/photos/vrdundee
Skype me @ vrdundee
Member of IVRPA.org
Contributor to the World Wide Panorama Project