nice, userfriendly, spectacular images, integrated (facebook, google maps etc) wonderfull congratulations !!!

Hi everybody, Monday 20.09.2010, we launched the full-blooded virtual tour of The Museum of the Romanian Peasant. The museum is located in Bucharest, Romania. The tour contains 66 high-res panos - 20.000 x 10.000 px - and covers the whole expositional area of the museum. I think that the big thing about this project is not the tour but the museum itself. Our panos only try to picture this beauty. Romania still holds a strong peasant tradition. The objects you see in the tour can are still used a...

Dear Steffen, We used: Canon 550D camera 70-200 2,8 Canon lens Nodal Ninja 3 MK 2 pano head + RD16 rotator set on: 400 ISO, 70 mm, f8 Result: 3x19 = 57 photos We tried to stitch everything with PTGui software but the result were very bad, due to the movement of the crown. Therefore, we stitched the pictures manually in Photoshop It took 4 days of hard work ( Vlad). Final result - tiff - 3,5 GB - 65.000x18.633 px Then cut with the multires batch from krpano, published with krpano and a some work ...

Hi everybody, Friday 13.08 :)) we launched a big pano for Orange Romania. This panorama has been taken during the MIKA concert, in Constanta. The idea was to have all the people present at the concert in a single picture and give the user the possibility to zoom in, find himself and then, add a tag on his face. The big thing is that we integrated the pano with the facebook API. In order to tagg your face, first you have to remotely connect to facebook. Then, the system gets all your information ...

thanks a lot Klaus it works ;)

Thanks for your answer. I thought so, but I'm hoping that krpano knows to do this zoom-out and maybe fill-in the additional vertical space with black, or some other color.

Hi everybody, I am a new user of the krpano system and I find it excellent. These days I tried to publish a big pano - see here: http://youngminds.ro/rugby/ XML here: http://youngminds.ro/rugby/rugby.xml The panorama is made with the kmakemultires tool - partial, spherical, 300 (horizontal field of view). I would like to have the option of a much wider zoom-out. Actually, my intention is to allow the user to see the whole image from left to right in a single-screen view, and then start to zoom-i...