360° Panorama

[Thomas Krüger]

Taking 360° panos i discovered 360Cities.net for instant publishing spherical panoramas with a flash player. Here is a pano from the little town Cervo in Liguria, Italy.
Link: http://www.360cities.net/image/cervo-chies...ovanni-battista

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Wow!

That is really neat! Excellent choice of scene for the project, too. It has a richness and variety of subject matter that really invites exploration of all parts of it.

Thanks so much for sharing this.

[button]

Man, that's cool.  You have several great shots rolled into one, seamless presentation.  Also, the "pan" arrows work very fluidly.  Eccellente!

John

[bill t.]

Beautiful work at the highest technical and photographic levels!  Greatly enjoyed viewing those.

[francois]

Thanks Thomas for the web site! Some wonderful panoramas, indeed.

[shothunter]

Makes me want to go there...

[Luis Argerich]

Awesome!

Thanks a lot for sharing and thanks for making me discover 360cities. I just finished a home-made pano head and I'd like to start taking more 360 panoramas but hosting was always an issue.

Cheers!
Luigi

[John R]

Soem nice work in there and very interesting way to display photographs. Almost like a panoramic slide show.

JMR

[dwood]

Wow, talk about 'being there'. That's very cool. Thanks for sharing that Thomas.

[Thomas Krüger]

Thanks a lot for the answers, no critique? However, the colors have perhaps a bit too much vibrance.

I will go back this week to Cervo to take pictures of the castle and two old palazzi with support of the municipality. The CMS on 360Cities work like a charm, but to figure out the precise heading of the images I will take a compass with me, so later on it's easier to link the pictures together.