Re: Software for panoramic images...

[Robert Dunford <robert.dunford@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

on 15/9/00 6:38 am, Jeff Foster at jncfoster@xxxxxxxx wrote:

> on 9/14/00 8:49 PM, M. Denis Hill at denis@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> 
>> Though I've not used Apple QTVR Authoring Studio, I did see a presentation
>> on it at an Orange County Multimedia Users meeting more than a year ago. I
>> was impressed with the live demos of creating an immersive image and a QTVR
>> object from digital pix shot at the meeting.
>> 
>> M. Denis Hill
>> Area 360 Communications
>> http://www.area360.com
>> 360.678.8351
> 
> I may have been one of the presenters you saw at that meeting - we had a
> light balloon and did Panos of the audience live as well as an object movie
> of someone's head "bobbing"... it was fun...
> 
> I've been using QTVRAS since it first came out (actually, before then in
> various beta stages) - and still use it.  It's fairly simple, but is in bad
> need of an update... (typical Apple software).
> 
> I got VR-Worx some months ago, but it didn't seem very intuitive and
> couldn't find my way around doing some of the simplest things without
> digging into a manual or doing some deep searching.  Gave up and went back
> to QTVRAS just to get the job done.
> 
> Don't know if this has been of any help but, FWIW - I've heard great things
> of what VR-Worx can do... it's just not a "pick it up and fly with it" type
> of app.
> 
> Best, 
> 
> Jeff
> 
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> 
> Jeff Foster - Digital Imagician & Author "Photoshop Web Magic" series
> 
> www.photoshopwebmagic.com
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> 
Dear Jeff, thanks for your input, I have now been given a copy of QTVRAS
with the upgrade from v1 to v1.01, I was wondering just what is the
difference between v1.01 & v2. From what I can tell from the help.pdf there
doesn't seem to be much diffrence. Can you enlighten me. I have similar
comments about VR Worx from looking at the demo, but I may well get it all
the same.
Regards Rob Dunford