You could convert it to a photoshop raw format (keep track of image width and height) and then upload it to Gigapan.org, their uploader supports very large photoshop raw files.

From there, it is possible, through some effort I have documented at forum.gigapan.org, to use your image with krpano. (hint: you will need to make a image proxy server).

or you could also run the Gigapan uploader to your own server and use krpano directly (it supports the Gigapan file schema, but Gigapan does not have a crossdomain.xml policy, so you can't use krpano directly)

At the forum.gigapan.org, I have posts showing how to set up your own reciever for the Gigapan uploader, so you can use the Gigapan uploader to break apart your photoshop raw file and convert it to a useable format for krpano.

This is all more complicated than it should be, but it is a fully working solution.

Cheers.

Jason B
(odyssey on forum.gigapan.org)

Zitat von »wiskey«

When the .psb support may have chance to be implemented?

it will not take long anymore...
I would say the psb loading code is finished to 75%

best regards,
Klaus

Zitat von »klaus.krpano«

it will not take long anymore...
I would say the psb loading code is finished to 75%

This is superb news!
Can´t tell how much I see forward for this option!

Steve

see here for a first test version:
krpano Tools 1.0.8 beta 9

Zitat von »klaus.krpano«

see here for a first test version:
krpano Tools 1.0.8 beta 9

If you go on like it you will be canonized very soon...

Happy new year