klausesser wrote:

http://www.360impressions.de/Soller.html

and a single:

http://www.360impressions.de/Tower.html

best, Klaus

klaus, why do you choose to have only a fullscreen button in your panos. The zoom in and out can be done by shift and STRG/CRT keys - clear, but your way i think its not so handy for users not familar with krpano features....
Liebe Gruesse,
Georg

Klaus,

You really do have problems with your Nadirs, don't you.

1/. Viewers need tips - not necessarity masses of instructions.

2/. You don't have to have a battery of icons spread over the image. Take a look at any of my panos - discrete, with tips and can be slid out of the way - all done with Pano2VR's skin editor.

3/. Is this an example (using a KRpano button) made with your 'specialist' software?

John

john_willetts wrote:

Klaus,

You really do have problems with your Nadirs, don't you.

1/. Viewers need tips - not necessarity masses of instructions.

2/. You don't have to have a battery of icons spread over the image. Take a look at any of my panos - discrete, with tips and can be slid out of the way - all done with Pano2VR's skin editor.

3/. Is this an example (using a KRpano button) made with your 'specialist' software?

John

John,

quite obviously i showed work in progress

"You really do have problems with your Nadirs, don't you."

No.

best, Klaus

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mediavets wrote:

john_willetts wrote:

2/. You don't have to have a battery of icons spread over the image. Take a look at any of my panos - discrete, with tips and can be slid out of the way - all done with Pano2VR's skin editor.

John

Perhaps I missed something but I didn't find any virtual tours on your web site, only single panos:
http://www.j-a-willetts-esq.com/

By virtual tours I mean two or more panos linked together via some sort of coherent navigation system - hotspots, or thumbnails, or a map, or ....

rarely 360x180 (often lacks Nadir - problems with it, John? ) and fullscreen-resolution isn´t impressing at all in spite of a slow loading time (i have 16MB cable).
Lots of CA at the landscapes (especially at the nevertheless very fine fog-shot).

But honestly: i like the the site´s design! The navigation button solution is elegant - very fine!


best, Klaus

Last edited by klausesser (2010-02-06 14:58:29)

john_willetts wrote:

The Nadirs might not be perfect, I'm not as good as you but at least you won't see the tripod -

That´s not a question of being "good" or not - it´s a question of how important it is to see the Nadir. I mean it´s not important in 90% of all cases (who cares for the floor under the camera  . . ).
But sometimes it is - i did insert the Nadir in another version of this pano (QT-version) but not in this version yet.

What i think is definitely important is the resolution/sharpness and the loading time - and here my experiences using P2VR showed it´s not good.
But maybe i used wrong settings or so - it´s some time ago.

KRPano´s image quality also depends on the Flash-player version.Version 9 isn´t as good as Version 10 in displaying diagonal lines/edges and overall-sharpness. The "High" or "HighSharp" option and setting of detail-quality in the xml helps a lot with keeping details alive when played with FlashPlayer10.

best, Klaus

Andrew,

In my book, a Virtual Walk is linear: A,B,C,D,E  whereas a Virtual Tour is random: A,E,C ....

I did try Trausti's first version of Flashificator shortly before I discovered Pano2VR. It works. From what I understand, Flashificator is still under development.

I quite agree with Klaus' comments about Pano2VR's quality. It's very frustrating to see how much is lost from the original equis and I can't find a satisfactory solution. But in spite of this, the Skin Editor outweighs this. Take a look at the Pano2VR Forum and see what people have achieved.

Has anyone out there produced a pan with KRP with a different interface?

John

john_willetts wrote:

Has anyone out there produced a pan with KRP with a different interface?

John

Of course they have - here's a couple by Karine et Thierry Kergroac'h - http://www.arrets-sur-images.com/index.html:
http://www.visites-interactives.eu/fr/v … index.html
http://www.visites-interactives.eu/fr/v … index.html

Last edited by mediavets (2010-02-09 11:48:16)

[bo] wrote:

Klaus, the house shown on the first panorama - where it is located and is that for rent or just a house of a friend? I really liked the interiors!

Hi Bo!

It´s indeed the house of good friends from Düsseldorf. They want to sell it - it´s located in Soller/Mallorca. Beautiful place with some thousands of square meters ground.

best, Klaus

john_willetts wrote:

Can you - or anyone else, come up with anything matching PanoV2R?

John

Please provide a link to something you consider a good example, produced with Pano2VR, of what you'd like to see matched by something done with krpano.

john_willetts wrote:

www.j-a-willetts-esq.com/xmas09.html

I know some of you people thought it was over the top (particularly Klaus) so forget the content. This is a  Pano2VR interface. Show something as complex in KRP.

John

This is complex for a different sort of reason:
http://www.krpano.com/forum/wbb/index.p … 7#post9637

Read about it here:
http://www.krpano.com/forum/wbb/index.p … 7#post9637
.............

Complex UI - but clumsy IMO:
http://www.virtualnorthland.com/panos/caf/

Read about it here:
http://www.krpano.com/forum/wbb/index.p … #post11254
..............

Off the wall use of krpano:
http://www.virtualtuur.com/studio/

Read about it here:
http://www.krpano.com/forum/wbb/index.p … #post11417

Andrew, the exampleshave to be admired, purely because of the sheer amount of hand-coding involved. And, looking at the documentation, you have to have a certain type of mind to get your head round it - compare with Pano2VR's Tutorials.

Claus, no links only the pleasure of playing the Hallelujah Chorus. More uplifting than banging on drums.

John

john_willetts wrote:

More uplifting than banging on drums.

Right!

best, Klaus