PanoTools NG:
Re: Which viewer to use...
Erik Krause 2006-Sep-08 00:01:39
On Thursday, September 07, 2006 at 16:59, scannerist wrote:
> I had checked this out. Looks like a good product. While I personally
> am not hesitant to load a new program, the large majority of my
> audience is sitting at work where they are not going to commit to, or
> aren't allowed to, download an app of any kind onto their office
> machines.
Yes, and that's the major disadvantage of global statistics like the
adobe one. In many offices Java is disabled because of security
reasons (may it be a real danger or not). It depends on your
prevalent audience - home users are generally less restrictive...
To be on the save side you most probably will have to provide
different technologies - including flash. And that's why a flash
based viewer like Thomas' one is of such a high interest. It doesn't
provide a good quality, but that might be better than no viewer at
all.
There is a free detection service online with brocap/birdcap. See
http://dativ.at/brocap/index.html for an example.
best regards
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Erik Krause
Resources, not only for panorama creation:
http://www.erik-krause.de/
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