You can also get Steven Gulie's excellent book called "QuickTime for the
web" that has a very explicit chapter on how to shoot and make Vr's. There
are some sample chapters on the apple website.
> Check out apple's quicktime site and follow the (hard to find) quicktimeVR
> links....or do a search on the web for QuicktimeVR. I believe there's a
> few sites that have tips and tricks, etc..
>
> A deep understanding of QTVR is not really a part of this list, but I'll
> tell you that you definitely do want to use a still camera and not a video
> camera for this. The angles, etc are listed on apple's site, but I believe
> they're something like every 30 degrees around an object -- the trick is
> stiching them together.
>
> Apple had some qtvr software years ago, I'm not sure how it compares with vr
> toolbox.
>
> hth
>
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