I was thinking of cameras I have seen for professional
360* panoramas.
Now that you mention the software part again and ignore the camera
I also remember seeing somewhere where there is a site for stitching together
large numbers of pictures (something like what NASA does with
ones of the earth) and you wind up with a VERY wide angle single
picture...
I really did not think of that at first because they "generally" were showing
pictures that had people looking "out" into the distance, NOT back at
a central object... Plus is was not exactly what you wanted...
Now if I could just remember what that site was called it would be a lot
more helpful... Maybe if you searched with lots of the keywords about
you could find something like that or that site.
Sorry I cant remember more, but instant recall has been getting slower and
slower.
Rick Glazier
----- Original Message -----
From: "Steve"
What I was talking about was a program similar to vrworx but not as
expensive. Sorry I was unclear.
Steve
At 04:08 PM 10/26/2005, you wrote:
I think you will need a very special camera to take a picture like
that first...
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