by Flemming Funch
This is a picture of Place Capitole in Toulouse from the air.
And here is a Quicktime VR 360 degree image from down on the square.
Now, when are we going to see more live Quicktime VR for webcams? Should that really be that hard? Regular webcams are nice, but I'd love to drop in and visit the cities of the world in a 360 degree format, where I can turn around and zoom in, and see what is actually there now. Is it because the cameras are so expensive? Like, $28,000 for a camera that can do 360 degrees in one movement in 14 seconds. Can be done much cheaper of course.
Actually there are a few live Quicktime VR cameras. Here's one of a beach in Australia. But not much.
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