Photo stitching - Virtual tours

Blog #2 of 4

January 6th, 2014 - 07:49 AM

In my previous blog articles, I mentioned that photo stitching technique could be used in order to build very high resolution images. I’m also using this technique in order to reproduce paintings.

Another interesting usage is virtual tour design.

This could be a great promotion tool for exhibitions or galleries for examples…
Think about a 360° view of an exhibition place… allowing people to virtually navigate.

In this example you will be able to navigate within one of my biggest exhibition.
This one was taking place in an old Fortress called "Fort l'Ecluse" in France.
More than 20000 visitors enjoyed those HD panoramic views

This one is in French but I'm sure you'll be able to find your way !
Feel free to use the full screen functionality... it's awesome !

Votre navigateur ne supporte pas les iframes

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Patrick Jacquet

10 Years Ago

St Genis Pouilly, Ain

This one is using flash so it may not work on Apple devices ! Working on another version !

Abbie Shores

10 Years Ago

Manchester, Cheshire

I'm not sure if we could enter the building or it was just the 360 but I didn't see an exhibition? Congrats on the show

Patrick Jacquet

11 Years Ago

St Genis Pouilly, Ain

Another example of very high resolution image (83 stitched pictures) Los Angeles 180° view from Griffith Observatory Do you want to navigate within this picture ?... click on it !

Joe Zachariah

11 Years Ago

Pune, M

That was a good 360 deg view Patrick.