... Isn t it just? I m feeling thoroughly shamed! I d put him back in everywhere as you suggest, but he was in quite a few shots. It would start to look like

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Sometime around 1/12/08 (at 06:49 -0600) Caroling Geary said:

>This is getting to be like a game: "Find the bad boy".

Isn't it just? I'm feeling thoroughly shamed! I'd put him back in
everywhere as you suggest, but he was in quite a few shots. It would
start to look like the fun everyone has when they first make panos
and want to duplicate people all over the place. :-)

I think I'll just fix that and quietly move on...

k

Keith Martin

... Hi Huck, That s Flash Panorama Player. If you right-click/control-click the pano the first item in the popup menu should be About Flash Panorama Player ;

That's Flash Panorama Player. If you right-click/control-click the
pano the first item in the popup menu should be "About Flash Panorama
Player"; choosing that takes you to the FPP home page.

This is just one of the current available Flash players of course...
I also use Pano2VR to make Flash pano files sometimes.
And when I can figure out how to get started with KRPano I'm going to
try that as well. (Tips that don't involve ActionScript are most
welcome..!)

k

Erik Krause

... You might require some XML, but there is even an integrated editor, that lets you specify all necessary variables interactively: Choose either panorama you

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Keith Martin wrote:

> And when I can figure out how to get started with KRPano I'm going to
> try that as well. (Tips that don't involve ActionScript are most
> welcome..!)

You might require some XML, but there is even an integrated editor, that
lets you specify all necessary variables interactively: Choose either
panorama you want from krpano.com (f.e. http://www.krpano.com/krpano.html?pano=panos/kirche/kirche.xml ). If you
click the [editor] link you can edit XML, hotspots and lensflare, if you
click the small triangle in the upper right corner, you can
interactively adjust viewing parameters.

Hot dog. :-)
Thanks Erik, that's far, far more encouraging than the last
KR-related response I got to a query.

k

Keith Martin

... Very much, thanks! Another fascinating barber pano and more, and a good job done with some tough detailed subjects too. It is funny how a number of us have

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Sometime around 1/12/08 (at 22:57 +0100) ptgroup said:

>Hope you enjoy it :)

Very much, thanks! Another fascinating barber pano and more, and a
good job done with some tough detailed subjects too.

It is funny how a number of us have thought to capture barber shops
at once time or another. Does anyone else have any?

I sometimes get a haircut in a local barber when I'm travelling. I've
found it can be a great way to really get the feel for somewhere. One
place in Arizona told me so much local gossip that I felt I could
greet everyone I walked past when I came out! And another in some
obscure town in North Carolina seemed to be owned and run by
semi-reformed Hells Angels - who were incredibly welcoming, BTW. I
wish I'd been taking panos back then.

k

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