Hi folks... Could someone explain to me what the best way to use Helmut's java version of PTviewer within a table? I've tried just having the applet within the cell, doesn't seem to work. I've noticed sometimes javascript is included in the head info, do

proj-imim - J. Mendelson - 00-May-15 15:39

Hi everybody ! I just uploaded on my web site (http://philohome.free.fr) a tutorial about creating panoramas with PanoramaTools/Photoshop from fisheye images. I tried to be clear, but I probably overexplained a few things and took for granted other point

proj-imim - Philo - 00-May-15 10:47

I have the following theory about this problem: To remove the image size limit in Netscape, I am loading the panoramic image in chunks of 500k Pixels. On IE this results in several downloads of the whole image file. Eg, if the image is downloaded in 3 ch

proj-imim - Helmut Dersch - 00-May-13 20:43

Doug Brightwell wrote: [PTPicker, PTStitcher et al.] > There seems to be some funkiness > regarding how it works with RAM I've found from experience that you only need to allocate these tools enough RAM so they can open the images. Any additional

proj-imim - Andrew Nemeth - 00-May-13 08:14

As you may recall from my previous postings, I'm interested in large, hires panos created from 3-4 4x5 originals for output as LightJet prints. For what it's worth, I just wanted to report on my recent experiments with Panorama Tools. Since January when

proj-imim - Doug Brightwell - 00-May-12 22:44

I think the missing piece of the puzzle in terms of providing a complete virtual tour experience is graceful transitions between panos. Right now, zoom transitions can be done if two panos were taken within sight of each other: zooming along the line con

proj-imim - Joshua Eskin - 00-May-12 20:54

If you are rendering a vr presentation from a 3d building model say. You want vr scenes and transition movies. A regular flythrough movie would often look better with banking. So to do a seamless jump from the movie to the next panorama you would need to

proj-imim - Peter Murphy - 00-May-12 01:31

Helmut... I read that PTStitcher supports 48-bit color. I have my original negatives scanned at 48-bits. I color correct them in PhotoShop at 48-bits, and then convert the files to 24-bits in order to perform further manipulations. Is there any benefit

proj-imim - Doug Brightwell - 00-May-11 22:14

Hi Philo, I've already upgraded, thanks anyways for the advice. BTW since you posted your virtual tripod method I've used it to shoot all my panos. It works great. Thank you. You can see some of them at www.torontour.com/sights.htm I'd also like t

proj-imim - Jamaica Green - 00-May-11 17:43

Your problems (and by-pass method) are quite symptomatic of a 1.1 firmware... I think you should upgrade - at least it works fine for me. Extracted from Nikon website http://www.nikontechusa.com/950update.htm: Confirming the current firmware version 1.

proj-imim - Philo - 00-May-11 17:26