The World in Panoramic
Are looking for vacation spots and just wish you could actually visit the place before you went buying your trip package? Well, there's the just the right place for you to do that: ViewAt.org
It's a cool project... it's integrated to Google Earth and Google Maps. It´s a free service and everyone can upload their panoramas to show any place that they wish to.
The rapid advance of Internet related technologies allows the use of more and more sophisticated tools. While this provides many advantages, it also means that surfers are put off by the sheer speed of these changes. This is why we are so excited at having set up viewAt.org, because we think we can avail this technology to all those who are interested in showing their panoramic works in a spectacular way and at the same time, reach a maximum number of netheads. From ViewAt.org
I really recommend everyone to pay a little visit to these guys. It's an awesome site. And if you know a cool website worth showing to the world, you may email us sending links. We will analize it and we may publish it here!
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hey, technically aren't these 360 pics? not panaromic? I thought panaromic just meant extreme widescreen. these show a 360 degree view in a 2d space...but I could totally be mistaken if you'd like to correct me
Try http://www.panoye.com. The panorama viewer on panoye is not flash but javascript and/or java based. And the site is still in beta-testing, but it works ;)
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