galateaproject wrote:

Hi all,
I need to ask you a technical question. Should I put the photos into a panorama as a link hotspot
1) I have to load a "pano" on the Internet to quickly upload photos should be inserted as a "hotspot object" or a "hotspot html"?

Welcome to the forum...

I don't really understand your question, or what effect you are seeking to achieve. ..but unless you have a reason to want to use Hotspot Link/HTML then I would use Hostpot Link/Object to display on image when clicking on a hotspot.

2) What is the size in megabytes of a "pano", to load quickly on the internet?
Thanks, and good day.

It doesn't really matter because Panotour/krpano's multi-resolution tiling means that online viewing performance is largely independent of the total size of the files that comprise the tour. But you should not embed all data because that will result in slower loading.

Do you expect any of your target audience to be dependent on dial-up narrowband Internet connections?

galateaproject wrote:

It doesn't really matter because Panotour/krpano's multi-resolution tiling means that online viewing performance is largely independent of the total size of the files that comprise the tour. But you should not embed all data because that will result in slower loading.

So if I understand correctly, in panotour pro, a pano from 1.5 mb is equal to a pano from 5 mb?
will be loaded with the same speed?

Try it and see.

If you want explore the performance of multi-resolution hi-res panos take a look at the examples on the krpano web site:
http://krpano.com/examples/

Panotour Pro is a GUI front-end code generator for the krpano Panorama Viewers (Flash and HTML/javascript).

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The reason I asked about whether your target audience would mostly have broadband or narrowband (dialup) Internet connections is that if you need to address a significant narrowband audience then you probably need to create a separate version of the tour just for them.

You should also give some consideration as to whether the majority of your target audience will be viewing using conventional desktop and laptop computers or handheld devices with much smaller lower resolution displays.

When it comes to virtual tours it is unlikely that one size will fit all equally well.

Last edited by mediavets (2012-06-30 19:29:48)

For now target users are those using broadband.
In a second time, even those that use devices IPad.
Could you give me an example of "pano" to be published for broadband users?, An example Panotour pro?
An example: pixels and quality jpg for photos spherical.?
I use a fisheye lens canon 8-15
thanks
GalateaProject

galateaproject wrote:

How do you create a virtual tour of "multi-resolution" with "panotour pro"?

its simple:

1. add one pano with sufficient dimensions
2. build tour (as)

;-) no options - its done automatically.
Georg