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The largest guitar ensemble was achieved by 6 346 participants in an event organised by Thanks Jimi Festival, in Wroclaw, Rynek, Poland, on 01 May 2009 (Guinness World Record).
On 30 April, this year, in the same place, 5 601 guitars played Hey Joe.

http://wigi.pl/images/foto/pano/heyjoe1/

Great job Witold,

Could be improved by NOT allowing a decrease quality when panning.
Also fix the face of the man behind the large lamp pole with two noses.
Sound after load and I personally think the sound on/off button graphic is back to front (red line when off).

One to be proud of, congratulations

Regards, Smooth

Thanks Smooth.

smooth wrote: Could be improved by NOT allowing a decrease quality when panning.

Do you mean a setting in P2VR? It was so:

smooth wrote:Also fix the face of the man behind the large lamp pole with two noses.

It is OK, these are not two noses, but a lock of hair.

smooth wrote:Sound after load and I personally think the sound on/off button graphic is back to front (red line when off).

I always did differently, but I'll try - it is more logical.

Regards
Witek

Yes, uncheck those boxes. The image panning quality looks poor. A couple of quick tests and you will find a happy medium.
You see it, right?

Maybe it's a lock of hair, but it doesn't look right. Looks like a Picasso! Are you saying this isn't a seam?
You have the original, if it's right and your happy then OK. I personally would change/fix it either way, because of the perception.



The sound icon display is just an opinion. Though, it is backed up by just about every TV/Video/DVD/Blue Ray player's mute button.

Anyway, I love the pano. People scenes have it all over other types of panoramas.

Regards, Smooth

smooth wrote:Yes, uncheck those boxes. The image panning quality looks poor. A couple of quick tests and you will find a happy medium.
You see it, right?

I do not see improvement, P2VR is unable to display better...

smooth wrote:Maybe it's a lock of hair, but it doesn't look right. Looks like a Picasso! Are you saying this isn't a seam?
You have the original, if it's right and your happy then OK. I personally would change/fix it either way, because of the perception.

This is the original photo, probably higher contrast is exaggerated this effect.

smooth wrote:Anyway, I love the pano. People scenes have it all over other types of panoramas.

I love it too.
Thanks!

Regaeds
Witek

Well, this is one of my favorite songs so I too have to love it. Excellent pano!

Elizabeth

Wigi (that's your nick name right?),

My compliment, GREAT work!

Boštjan

Great show
Did you try a no loss Multiresolution ? ( in latest Pano2VR Version 3 )

Love music, Love this.

Svendus wrote:Great show
Did you try a no loss Multiresolution ? ( in latest Pano2VR Version 3 )

I tried more than once.
Multires does not work very well in Opera (W7, 64 bit) - the tiles are loading very slowly. Besides multires is not elaborated/optimized (P2VR far from krpano).

All Right



This tutorial is a quick introduction on multiresolution. (Pano2VR 3.0 beta)

Svendus, perhaps I was not well understood. I know this tutorial, I know very well the opportunities multires and I know how to use it (examples: http://wigi.pl/images/foto/pano/wulka1/, http://wigi.pl/images/foto/pano/cystersi1/, http://wigi.pl/images/foto/pano/ubst2009/).
I'm not happy with the Pano2VR multiresolution mode.

All right wigi
But your examples Works wonderful here in Firefox 4
Your Opera browser might be damaged ?
A plus is that the Pano are copy protected, you cannot download the Panorama

wigi wrote:I know very well the opportunities multires and I know how to use it (examples: http://wigi.pl/images/foto/pano/wulka1/, http://wigi.pl/images/foto/pano/cystersi1/, http://wigi.pl/images/foto/pano/ubst2009/).
I'm not happy with the Pano2VR multiresolution mode.

I just viewed http://wigi.pl/images/foto/pano/wulka1/ (Scene 1)
using Opera, the browser I favour. It loads slow and shows signs of being incorrectly set up.
But I do like the panorama.

Here is an example using multi-res that works correctly with Opera.
http://omnipix.com.au/panoramas/2010/smarty/

I'm willing to help you with settings if you like. If not, fair enough!
I know some people don't like assistance.

Regards, Smooth

Svendus wrote: A plus is that the Pano are copy protected, you cannot download the Panorama

The pictures in the pano multires mode are not copy protected, unfortunately.

smooth wrote: I'm willing to help you with settings if you like.

What settings do you suggest?