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What is a 360° x 180° Panorama?

360° x 180° Panoramics are based on a serie of single-shot Wide-angle photos, which are glued together at the inside of a mirrorball.

The observer of a panorama stands in the middle of this ball and can look horizontal and verticaly in all directions (360° x 180°). This way of observing the surroundment comes the reality very near and transforms the feeling as if one is participating in what is happening.

Hint: Unfortunately these kind of panoramics are oft claimed to have a viewpoint of 360° x 360°. This is technically impossible, don't let yourself confuse!

How do I navigate inside a panorama?

Click ones with the left mousebutton inside the panorama. Move with the pushed left mousebutton inside the panorama to look around. You can navigate the same way inside Fullscreen panoramics.

Which Software do I need to be able to view panoramics?

Virtual  Tour small panoramics To view a virtual tour, you need the Java Virtual Machine (Java VM). This software is installed on 85% of all computers.

Panoramics with Sun JAVA Virtual Machine To view the small panoramics, you need Sun JAVA Virtual to be installed on your computer.

Check to view if Java VM is installed

Free download of Java Virtual Machine

Fullscreen Panoramics with Apple Quicktime To view the Fullscreen Panoramics, you need Apple Quicktime to be installed on your computer.

Check if Quicktime is installed

Free download of Apple Quicktime