It look like the Quicktime loads fine for both PC and Mac as long as
folks have the plugin. The part that sucks it the the Quicktime panos
are . and I have no way of editing them mov files. OTOH the Quickzoom
uses a .jpg that I can edit/manipulate in any image editing program.
For example I treally liked the component of the pano which BTW were
stitched together from 4 different sections of different sequences.
The thing that sucked was that it was a cloudy day with totaly
featureless skies.

Well I could stand it no mo and decided to do put the smack down with
a little digital kung fu and started searching through some of my
images in my hard drive for something with a pretty cloudy sky but
that still had some features to it. I had to look high and low cause I
had plenty of images with nice saturated skies but those woulda looked
totally wrong in the Chattooga pano since it was shot on a cloudy day.
I finally found something so I put my mojo on it and tweaked it a bit
so it would just have enough cloud features that it wouldn't look out
of place with the original image which was shot under cloudy
conditions .

Weeeeil take a look at
http://www.onlineatlanta.net/pepe/lhdr/virtualbull/

I am very very pleased with the results and think it looks very
natural. With Quicktime I could not have done this.

Pepe wrote:
Weeeeil take a look at
http://www.onlineatlanta.net/pepe/lhdr/virtualbull/

I am very very pleased with the results and think it looks very
natural. With Quicktime I could not have done this.

"Could not load the FlashPix image. Verify that the URL is right in the
html file."

--
Steve Cramer
Athens, GA

It's 9:15 eastern and it looks good to me. Win 98SE all flash plug-in etc
loaded.

--
KENNETH MCCLELLAND
"Steve Cramer" wrote in message
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Pepe wrote:
Weeeeil take a look at
http://www.onlineatlanta.net/pepe/lhdr/virtualbull/

I am very very pleased with the results and think it looks very
natural. With Quicktime I could not have done this.

"Could not load the FlashPix image. Verify that the URL is right in the
html file."

--
Steve Cramer
Athens, GA

And now I cannot view it.

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Sincerely,
Carey Robson -- www.CanoeBC.ca


"Pepe" wrote in message
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Well I could stand it no mo and decided to do put the smack down with
a little digital kung fu and started searching through some of my
images in my hard drive for something with a pretty cloudy sky but
that still had some features to it. I had to look high and low cause I
had plenty of images with nice saturated skies but those woulda looked
totally wrong in the Chattooga pano since it was shot on a cloudy day.
I finally found something so I put my mojo on it and tweaked it a bit
so it would just have enough cloud features that it wouldn't look out
of place with the original image which was shot under cloudy
conditions .

Weeeeil take a look at
http://www.onlineatlanta.net/pepe/lhdr/virtualbull/

I am very very pleased with the results and think it looks very
natural. With Quicktime I could not have done this.

"Carey Robson" wrote in message news:ELAcd.743987$M95.339292@pd7tw1no...
And now I cannot view it.

The file is around 500k so it takes a while to load. If it gets to the
QZOOM viewing window and it's blank it's just loading the image. I
guess if the server is busy. It can take a while sometimes even with
DSL. If you are using windows check the little connection icon on the
bottom right the looks like 2 little monitors. If the little screen
are flashing that means that the dats is being dowloaded so you just
gotta leave your browser open till it fifnishes loading. Try it at non
peak hours to make sure the server is not over loaded.