Being able to move around inside a 360° scene is wonderful for armchair travelers like myself. There are object movies as well that let you spin an object around various axes; however, I have only a few up,
I use a Canon 350D and, for panoramas, a Nodal Ninja 3 panohead (with an updated rotary mount) and a Sigma 8mm fisheye lens.
You can also see more of my panoramas at the WorldWide Panorama, a quarterly event where panographers (panorama photographers, really) from around the world submit QTVR panoramas united by a certain theme. Beginning with the most recent, here are my submissions:
Forgotten Places: Bullet Train Museum / 新幹線資料館
Performing Arts: Traditional Japanese Archery
Time: Sekisui Sustainable Design Laboratory
Diversity: Kunitachi Chuo Library / 国立市中央図書館
Best of 2008: Bamboo Grove in Tonogaya Park / 殿ヶ谷戸庭園の竹やぶ
Elevation: Kurio Remington Village, 10F / クリオ・レミントン・ヴィレッジ国立10F
Beginnings: Showa Kinen Park / 昭和記念公園
Sustenance: Hitotsubashi University / 一橋大学
Energy: Mansfield Roller Mill / マンズフィルド町の水車小屋
Water: Tokushima City's Delta / 徳島市の扇状地
Marketplace: Charity Auction at Sogo / 徳島そうごのオークション
Sanctuary: View from "Castle Mountain" / 徳島市の城山からの景色
HTML5 Panos 1 (any PC)
HTML5 Panos 2 (any PC)
HTML5 Panos 3 (any PC)
Adobe Flash Panos 1
QTVR Panos 1
QTVR Panos 2
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