Yesterday, the new issue of Gigapan Magazine (volume 1 issue 3) was published, titled “Culture Shop”. Guess what?
One of my Gigapan panoramas is on its cover!
Saturday, November 28, 2009
GigaPan magazine
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Tuesday, September 29, 2009
gigapan stuff by kilgore661
Kilgore661 is a Gigapanographer since March 2008, he is my cyber-friend too :)
Kilgore has created some wonderful stuff about GigaPan, which I really like. You can find the link to all of them on Kilgore's Website, but to make it easier, I mention some of them here:
Gigapan Surfing:
Show random gigapans
Show gigapans near a given gigapan
Gigapan Statistics:
View a graph of a member's highest-rated (by score or hits) gigapans.
View a graph of the scores or hits for an arbitrary set of gigapans
View a graph of the estimated number of members at gigapan.org
Who has uploaded the most gigapans?
Who has uploaded the most pixels?
Who uploads the largest gigapans on average?
Enjoy!
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Labels: GigaPan, Kilgore661, Links, statistics
Sunday, August 2, 2009
Feed for Gigapan snapshots & comments
Good News...
Today, when I was exploring some GigaPans, I found something really nice :)
"Snapshots & Comments Feed" is now available. You can find the link for the feed of each GigaPan panorama on it's page. I don't know if it's permanent or just a test, but something is obvious: It's a good sign. I hope the Gigapan team add the feed for GigaPan panoramas soon.
I guess I'm the first person spreading the news. I found no post about this on GigaPan forum and GigaPan blog, please let me know if you have any update.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Gigapan + HD View
Just to test embedding GigaPans with Microsoft's Silverlight and HD View ...
Read more on GigaPanner
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009
the Best gigapans of the month
It is just a personal opinion. Here are some of the best GigaPan panoramas added to gigapan.org on May: (Some of them are huge, some are beautiful, etc.)
Here you can see all of them together.
01. Reutte
02. Nano-GigaPan of and head
03. Tiger 17 TPC
04. Carnegie Mellon Universicy 2009 Commencement
05. Final del Open Madrid entre Rafa Nadal y Roger Federer
06. STS-125 Shuttle Atlantis on Pad 39-A the evening before launch
07. Rice University : My First 360 - Academic Quad, the Day Before ...
08. Capanema
09. Depaoli-1
10. Eola Lake Orlando
11. Star birth in the extreme
Please feel free to comment and add your suggestions.
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Labels: Best of Month, GigaPan, panorama
Sunday, April 19, 2009
GigaPan & BBC Click
After being reviewed on CNN, New Scientist, Oh Gizmo!, and some other media, now it is the time for GigaPan to be reviewed on my favorite technology program: BBC Click | Creating a panoramic experience
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Tuesday, February 24, 2009
We got here…
This video is uploaded by CMU. In the video, professor Illah Nourbakhsh talks about Ethics in Robotics. In part of his 41-minute-long lecture, Illah talks about the reason behind the GigaPan technology. Here is what he says (29:50 – 30:30):
“We got here by asking the question: how can we foster better humanization between children and different parts of the world, how can we cause cross-cultural understanding? …”
And then, Illah continues:
“… and the answer in our minds was about the power of the image, what if you allow people to do imaging in a way that is so detailed that you fall into the image, explore it, find details that enable you to have a conversation with people around the world, because you essentially exploring a microcosm of them. It says everybody on earth becomes a Google Earth producer; they are making something that has extreme resolution and sharing with others. So, then we made the technology.”
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Thursday, February 19, 2009
New Gigapan Stitcher (0.4.386x)
The new version of GigaPan Stitcher is now available for download (0.4.3865 for Macintosh, 0.4.3864 for Windows) which also includes GigaPan Uploader. The Windows version is 16.74 MB and the Macintosh version is 66.91 MB!
P.S. I hope there will be some kind of newsletter for announcing the new versions of GigaPan Stitcher and GigaPan Uploader on gigapan.org. Even GigaPan blog has not written anything about the new versions, yet.
UPDATE on Feb. 24: So… according to what my friend, David Engle, mentioned in a comment of this post, there is a sort of newsletter called GigaPan Tech Bulletin which I guess is automatically sent to those who has bought a GigaPan Imager (New name: GigaPan EPIC). I hope there is a way to subscribe to Gigapan Tech Bulletin for public.
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Friday, January 16, 2009
Saturday, December 27, 2008
About Gigapan…
Big Pictures from Little Pixels: Zooming In on GigaPan; iPhone Fun with SeaDragon and 3-D Pictures from Tracker Blog.
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