You can move your mouse around in 3D. Drag the mouse in the direction you want to look.
Holy shit I love panoramas. Ron made the panorama I use above, it’d be cool to make it Quicktime like these.
These guys have started making 3D panoramic photos of World Heritage Sites. Pretty sweet. Got there from an article in the Times.
I sampled these images from somebody else’s site. I do this cause I like the Sampling Art Movement (Hip-Hop, DJ Culture, Collage, Webs). I like finding ways to embed Global Culture in my blog. I posted how I did the HTML in the post continuation. It’s a simple EMBED tag, once I found a direct link to the Quicktime File. Once you find the name of a file it’s easy to link to it and make it your own Experience.
If you have any interest in HTML, I saw this Movie on the World Heritage Site. I wanted to sample the movie on my own site so i:
1) Did View/Source in Explorer
2) Did CTRL-F to find any “.mov” files 3) I found “/baraling1.mov”, but it was a local tag, if I’m going to sample I need a full tag like “http://www.world-heritage-tour.org/asia/cn/greatWall/badaling1.mov”
3) I just guessed that the file was stored in the folder “http://www.world-heritage-tour.org/asia/cn/greatWall/”, which would make sense cause that’s where the webpage (badaling1.html) was stored.
4) So then I had a full link to the Movie, and all I had to do was copy EMBED code from the Apple Site to EMBED it in my own HTML: (all this code is between start and end carrots like < ..... >, but if I write the exact Code it’ll just Run and you won’t be able to see it)
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embed src=”sample.mov” width=”320″ height=”256″>
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I plugged in “http://www.world-heritage-tour.org/asia/cn/greatWall/badaling1.mov” where “sample.mov” was and adjust the height and width. The final code that runs the Movie you see above is ( < .... > )
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embed src=”http://www.world-heritage-tour.org/asia/cn/greatWall/badaling1.mov” width=”760″ height=”416″>
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I don’t know if this makes any sense, but somebody might like to know.