Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1997/06/07
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]At 08:09 AM 07-06-97 +0200, Det wrote: >what I ment was: QuickTimeVR is a special software technologie to view >"stitched" 35mm images as a 360degres interactive panorama. You take the >photos on normal neg-film, digitize the film to a photodisk, use a special >software to modify the images - that's it. There are a lot of info's out in >the net about QuickTimeVR, but I have practical experience with a M6 doing >images for a VR movie. So if somebody is going to try out build a VR film, >he/she will get into some problems and that's the point were I can offer >some help. I thought this would be interessting for this newsgroup?! Also I >have my limitations in writing english... I Have a short Quicktime VR film of a Leica M6 turning 360deg on a turntable. It is amazingly sharp, and you can rotate the camera to any angle you want. It woud make a great ad for the camera. I downloaded it from someones's web page, unfortunately I can't remember where or whose. I'd be tempted to put a copy on my web page, but I don't want to infringe on the owner's copyright. I will try a search and see if I can retrace my steps. The file is called M6-100.MOV, for those interested in searching for it. Dan C.