The NY Times has been making more use of interactive panoramas these days, offering a new take on storytelling & dropping the viewer into context in a way that’s hard to match with still images alone:
- Gabriel Dance and Raymond McCrea Jones captured the electrified atmosphere preceding Barack Obama’s speech last night in Denver.
- A pano taken from the 10-meter platform in Beijing’s Water Cube features narration from American diver Thomas Finchum. (Now you know: the Cube is, technically speaking, "ginormous.") Photo credits go to Bedel Saget, Mike Schmidt, and Gabriel Dance.
Hello Jack,
I have been doing some pano with adobe “stuff” in my real estate photography work.
http://www.kblawson.com/panolawson_out.swf.
Hidden somewhere in my pano’s a abobe “Big box” is for all to see. Let the hunt begin
I am new to the pano stuff, but just love it for profit and hobby.
I can see you in 5 to 8 years doing a panos of your children in baseball, soccer , and the like.
Kind regards
Ken in KY