To Doug's questions: There is usually enough overlap between the original shots to allow me to mask or correct for "ghosts" of moving figures, etc. A good example is the panorama at http://tinyurl.com/5ucg8ba where you can see the same woman twice, and one woman appears cut in half (I shot that one in the Old City of Jerusalem where people moved around me quite rapidly).
As for the computer power required - I render my panoramas as Flash 'movies' with an average file size of 2-4 Mb per panorama, so yes, they can be displayed stand-alone, but I prefer to 'package' then inside a web page that can be either streamed from a web site, or viewed stand-alone in any browser.
If I wanted to show such panoramas in a gallery for example, I would run them in a regular web browser on a regular (hidden) computer but in 'kiosk' mode which disables the keyboard, but lets viewers use the mouse for navigation.
I wonder if we have enough members who want to explore this technique - I'll be happy to conduct a little seminar.
It appears that ordinary 'e-frames' are unable to display these.
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