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Fort "Alexander I", Kronstadt, Gulf of Finland by Andrew Varlamov.

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The VR Photography Revolution

The VR Photography Revolution

Written by:

Daniel M. Paez

Media Studies 100
Media Technologies

Professor Kelly Gates
Spring 2007

The VR Photography Revolution

The Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown St. Petersburg, FL Unveils New Virtual Tours produced by VRteam

The Hampton Inn & Suites located in downtown St. Petersburg, FL offers online visitors a chance to look before they book. Website users can now immerse themselves in the property as if they were actually standing there. How did they do that?

Wyndham Garden Hotel Park Central recently launched VRteam's hotel virtual tours on the Wyndham Corporate Website

Travelers that plan on visiting Dallas, Texas can now immerse themselves online in the Wyndham Garden Hotel Park Central and essentially look before they book. The hotel recently launched their new 360-degree virtual tours, located online at http://www.wyndham.com/hotels/DFWPC. Click on the "360-Degree View" link and an attractive virtual tour navigation screen will pop up with 10 different views to experience. The hotel also added new still photos to the website.

Plugins for Flash Panorama Player now available at FlashPanos

I've created a central repository for plugins, tutorials & other knowledge about Flash Panorama Player, since the forum-style structure of the user contributed knowledge at FPP's forum is a little sketchy when you're looking for something in particular, and not really an efficient way to offer updates and support for plugins you've made.

Read more about it at http://flashpanos.com . Enjoy!

Realistic virtual tour creating software Panowalker is on the way

From middle of October, when Easypano sent out invitations to customers to gather suggestions and requirements for such realistic walkthrough effect virtual tours, Easypano programmers are working on the software development and hopefully the first beta version can be available in the next week - end of November.

Client work in the "almost live" category... whew!

A while back, I posted about a job down in Los Angeles... After 9 months or so, it looks like the photography/virtual tour is about to go live... Almost! :-)

360º Virtual Tours from Expedia

While checking out the travel section of the sunday paper I saw a nice big ad
for Expedia, with the text: "360º Virtual Tours from Expedia...Check out your
hotel before you check in...The room, lobby -- even the pool. So you always know
exactly what you're getting..."

All I can say is: What took you so long??

I'd love to see some metrics on the importantce of V/T on the buying decision.

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