~ 
~ 
These trials consist of an introductory image map and two QuickTime panorama pages. In them I use treasured photos given to me in 1965 by Irwin Klein and in 1976 by Tom Crane. If you don't have the free QuickTime software for your browser (PC or Mac) see http://www.apple.com/quicktime/download/. Click this button to popup a window with the currently proposed submission to the external site.
If you have Win 3.1 or you get a broken icon, try opening them directly from the links on the pages.
Here is a statement relating to the proposed Revolving exhibit.
Here are the photos used in the panoramas. They are the "media" that have been mixed.
- E 10th St. rooftop. Used on the intro page imagemap. By Irwin Klein.
- Wholeo, the stained glass dome, fisheye lens view Used in both panos. By Tom Crane. The rest of the photos appear only in Revolving Door. By Carol Geary.
- Under the street skin of New York city
- Rose from the boonies arrives in NY and is spun in a revolving door
- Entering SF MOMA
- Within SF MOMA
I became interested in QTVR after seeing Janie Fitzgerald's site (Axis Images).
Why QTVR? For me it is a step to a complete 3D interface. I'm not willing to learn 3D graphic world construction and don't think the audience warrants it yet. However, QTVR works now. I like freedom to mix media. I like the way panoramas bring a round, centered space to the flat square world of computer screens, windows, and frames.
See the QTVR path for a complete listing of my panoramas.
Here are the original design ideas for revolving. For the source, see Wholeo, the stained glass dome.
Send comments to:
