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Jaume

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Saturday, December 3rd 2022, 12:53pm

Multires image comparison slider

Hi,
Is it possible to prepare in KRPANO a solution for comparing two multires images? I have two images (TIFF - orthophotos) and I need to put the slider to show the changes before/after.

In the krpano's examples I found a solution for a multiresolution flat-pano as partial-pano:
https://krpano.com/krpano.html?xml=panos…untain/flat.xml
Then I'd like to use something like this example below (https://github.com/phloose/leaflet-compare):
https://pointlab.pl/geo/ortofotomapa/portal.html
There are two multires orthophotomaps that can be compared with each other. Is it some solution for KRPANO?
Thank you very much for any suggestions or advices in this thread.

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Sunday, December 4th 2022, 4:51pm

https://contrast-plugin.vercel.app/


https://contrast-plugin.vercel.app/pano.html

I think you're looking for the plug-in I'm working on. *g*

The Demo shows a comparison between the model and the wire frame. But it also supports panoramas and 360 videos.
Still under development and very busy these days.
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Monday, December 19th 2022, 2:10pm

Thank you for your suggestions and tips.
I'm currently working on a multires orthomosaic visualization (2D image, TIFF) and I just need to show how the object has changed before and after renovation work. This is not a 360 view (panorama) so I'm wondering if it is possible to implement a solution that will allow to present this comparison similarly as in the case of Leaflet for orthophotomaps?

This solution is created in javascript:
https://phloose.github.io/leaflet-compare/

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Monday, December 19th 2022, 4:04pm

https://contrast-plugin.vercel.app/image.html
The 360 view is just one of the use cases. ;-)

Here is the plugin introduction page.

https://contrast-plugin.vercel.app/plugin.html
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Monday, December 19th 2022, 10:25pm

Quoted from "Eric Chen"

https://contrast-plugin.vercel.app/image.html
The 360 view is just one of the use cases. ;-)

Here is the plugin introduction page.

https://contrast-plugin.vercel.app/plugin.html


Sweet little plugin. 59 Euro however? Seems way overpriced for what it does.

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Tuesday, December 20th 2022, 1:05pm

Leszek Cuper
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Tuesday, December 20th 2022, 2:26pm

Quoted from "s-maier"

Sweet little plugin. 59 Euro however? Seems way overpriced for what it does.


I don't agree. I think it is a fair price, although I would have priced it at €49,-
I think it is a nice little and versatile plugin.

You could grab the current Christmas discount.
Obviously you could also make your own, it is not that complicated I think, and count the hours *g* , or add it to project price for clients.. if you have any.

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