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Wednesday, December 19. 2007

Meet the GIMP Panoramas

Time for a couple more panoramas. These were made and enterred into a contest run by Meet the GIMP a video podcast on using the GIMP photo editing software.

The two photos were uploaded to the image hosting site 23 for the contest, but I figured I'd put them in full size using the PTViewer applet.

If you just see an empty grid click here for the same page with different URL rewriting as there is something weird in the Java applet with directory resolution.

The first is a braided river in Denali, Alaska. The image was stitched from 8 images with the final image 13036x1786 The panorama source is 1/2 size, as the full size image is too large for this java applet.

Click and move the mouse to pan and tilt
While panning, use control and shift keys to zoom in and out.
Alternatively, use the arrow keys for panning and tilting in fixed increments.
Use + and -, or > and < keys to zoom in fixed increments.


The second is a glacier in the collage fjord. The image was stitched from 15 images with the final image 8185x2466. I had to reduce it to 1/2 again, because of java memory limits.

Click and move the mouse to pan and tilt
While panning, use control and shift keys to zoom in and out.
Alternatively, use the arrow keys for panning and tilting in fixed increments.
Use + and -, or > and < keys to zoom in fixed increments.


details for using PTViewer with less than 360degree panoramas can be found here.

If you just see an empty grid click here for the same page with different URL rewriting as there is something weird in the Java applet with directory resolution.

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