Panoscan's camera systems are the perfect solution for capturing high quality cubic movies. The Panoscan cameras can shoot fully spherical images called an "equirectangular image." The resulting image requires no stitching and can be easily converted to cubic format for easy retouching and viewing with the new QuickTime VR cubic player. (Click Here to see the process... ) Many of the movies below are quite large. Cubic movies, like all QTVR, may be scaled to any size from 25K to several Meg. depending on the desired quality. In order to show the maximum capability we have built most of these images at higher resolutions. Download the QuickTime and view these exciting examples below.
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Captured by Panoscan photographer Lena King, this breathtaking image shows the flight deck aboard the high fidelity mock up at the Johnson Space center in Houston, TX.
Captured by Panoscan photographer Lena King, this breathtaking image shows the mid deck aboard the high fidelity mock up at the Johnson Space center in Houston, TX.
Captured by Panoscan inventor Ted Chavalas, this breathtaking image shows the ultimate portability and quality of the panoscan system.
Captured by Eric Poppleton. This beautiful image was captured for VRWAY, the ultimate immersive experience on the web. The movie has a soundtrack as well.
This beautiful image was captured by eVox productions. This example shows how the cubic VR format is ideal for automotive interior views.
This image was captured by Eric Poppleton at the Encounter Restaurant located at Los Angeles International Airport.
This image was captured by Eric Poppleton at the Encounter Restaurant located at Los Angeles International Airport.
This beautiful aircraft was captured by Ted Chavalas and Dennis Nervig.
This image was captured in King Ludwig II's bedroom chamber at Linderhof castle by Jens Look of Spinning Eye Multimedia.
Captured by Eric Poppleton on location in Switzerland. The image was captured for VRWAY, the ultimate immersive experience on the web.
