P3D Apple QT Stereo Panoramics

[Ralph Johnston <copley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This sounds really great.  I tried to install QuickTimeVR (qteasy32.exe)
but got the message "Not enough space in the temp directory".  (I had 120M
there so something else must be wrong)  (Old registry entries from old
quicktimes I can't uninstall?)

There is an over-under VueMagic pair of 4x12" panoramics at

http://www.ultranet.com/~copley/StereoNE/3dgallery.html

Notice how these images completely fill a 600 x 800 screen.  Panoramics are
THE way to go for stereo WEB viewing.


>Date: Sat, 31 Jan 1998 19:20:22 -0500 (EST)
>From: jacob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Gabriel Jacob)
>To: photo-3d@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>Subject: P3D Apple's Quicktime VR and 3-D 
>Message-ID: <199802010020.TAA08187@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
>Well I haven't really dabbled with it other than extracting frames
>out of the QT and QTVR clips, to convert to 3D. I do fantasize
>about 3D QTVR also but haven't gotten around to trying it (among
>a multitude of other things I'd like to try). It has been done
>already, examples of this are the recent NASA Pathfinder anaglyph
>VR that they had on their website.
>
>As for doing your own 3-D stuff with Apple's Quicktime VR there is
>another site, that describes very nicely how to convert Quicktime VR
>into anaglyph and where to get the appropriate software. The software
>is reasonably priced and looks like a project worth persuing.
>
>Check them out at
>http://www.museum.state.il.us/mic_home/3d/ana_pano.html
>
>>Thanks, Les Hall, Dallas, TX - cold and grey.

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