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Transforming still images

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TRANSFORMING MULTIPLE STILL IMAGES of a scene into seamless interactive 360 panoramic movies and “super-wide” angle panorama still pictures is now part of the toolbox of most Web page developers. With Spin Panorama 2.0, an inexpensive software package, anyone can create high impact panoramic images in four easy steps. This article covers the basic photographic steps involved and reviews the functionality of Spin Panorama in making a panorama. Panning the QuickTime panorama creates the sensation of spinning around in a virtual environment.

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  1. University of Massachusetts, USA

    Carol B. MacKnight

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MacKnight, C.B. Transforming still images. J. Comput. High. Educ. 11, 133–137 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02940845

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