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10-14-2009
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Vicuna
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Quicktime VR
I'm working on a scrollable 360 pano and I'm planning to use Quicktime VR. I've already prepared my composite image from the series of shots on a tripod. In the past I've rendered the QTVR file from my 3D application, making a cylinder mapped with the pano image, placing a camera in the middle then keyframing the camera to rotate around and shoot the pano. I'm wondering if there is a more simple way to do this? Any suggestions?
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Photocamel Master
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Re: Quicktime VR
There are some software solutions ... google
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