Photo by Peter Payne
The Naked Bikers, a global protest vehicle for raising oil dependency awareness, rode through London on a sunny day in June. Photographer Peter Payne’s arresting image at panoramas.dk shows the stunning visual capabilities of QTVR, Apple’s 360-degree and CubicVR photo viewing technology.
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8 responses to “Naked Bikers Show Off Beauty of QTVR”
It’s flash not QT.
I think that particular 360 panorama uses Flash, not quicktime. Sigh.
Here’s one from the panoramas.dk site that does use Quicktime.
Plenty of other great examples in the QTVR link of the post as well. Guess I got distracted by those naked bikers; sorry for any confusion.
That particular image on panoramas.dk is “flash”.If it’s any consolation it was put together using a macbook pro.