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Hi all!

I've seen as Spanish website www.porcelanosa.com. There u can see photos in
360º. You can turn around all the view.

I know that exist some software that make this automatically. Some1 could
tell me the name of any of theese?

(Sorry because of the language).

THX

"Mario Valladares" <aranjuez-> skrev i meddelandet
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> Hi all!
>
> I've seen as Spanish website www.porcelanosa.com. There u can see photos
in
> 360º. You can turn around all the view.
>
> I know that exist some software that make this automatically. Some1 could
> tell me the name of any of theese?
>
> (Sorry because of the language).
>
> THX

If you look at the source of the page, you'll find they use Macromedia
Flash. (How the specific authoring is done I don't know.) Apple has
QuickTime VR, which can also do what you describe:
www.apple.com/quicktime/qtvr. It involves taking a lot of pictures of an
object and stitching them together.

--
Joakim Braun

"Joakim Braun" <> wrote in message
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> "Mario Valladares" <aranjuez-> skrev i
meddelandet
> news:cusjqk$gah$...
> > Hi all!
> >
> > I've seen as Spanish website www.porcelanosa.com. There u can see photos
> in
> > 360º. You can turn around all the view.
> >
> > I know that exist some software that make this automatically. Some1
could
> > tell me the name of any of theese?
> >
> > (Sorry because of the language).
> >
> > THX
>
> If you look at the source of the page, you'll find they use Macromedia
> Flash. (How the specific authoring is done I don't know.) Apple has
> QuickTime VR, which can also do what you describe:
> www.apple.com/quicktime/qtvr. It involves taking a lot of pictures of an
> object and stitching them together.
>
> --
> Joakim Braun
>

for IE you can use the matrix filter
Jimbo