Thomas Pryds schrieb am 02.11.11 07:48:
2011/11/1 JohnPW <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
What do you Mac users out there use?
I'm not a Mac user, but I find that the website at www.360cities.net
<http://www.360cities.net> does a good job in letting you view your
panorama properly. Just upload your panorama images, and it lets you pan
around, zoom in/out, etc. It also lets you share your panoramas with
others, including review for inclusion in Google Earth.
360cities.net even works for iOS devices (iPhone / iPod touch / iPad)
which makes it a very nice platform to showcase your panoramas to a wide
audience. It's also available as a standard Google Earth layer.
See also <http://wiki.panotools.org/Viewers> if you want to use your own
web space or need a stand alone viewer.
WorldWidePanorama.org lets you take part in a number of themes per year,
i.e. you could prepare now four different panoramas for the
"International Year of the Forests" event
<http://worldwidepanorama.org/worldwidepanorama/wwp2011/index.html> and
also one other panorama for the "Best Of 2011" event
<http://worldwidepanorama.org/worldwidepanorama/wwp/practical/NextEvent.html>.
Also SPi-V for Flickr still seems to work (yeah!) for simple equirects
that you upload to your flickr.com account:
http://legacy.fieldofview.com/flickrtools/
Cool and simple! (Thanks, Aldo!)
Here is one quick example:
http://fieldofview.com/flickr/?page=photos/12747460@N03
Carl
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