This is a VR panorama of Booroomba Rocks in Namadgi National Park in the ACT. This is a popular rock climbing area about 40km from Canberra. Suzie and I went out for a drive and ended up walking up the mountain – probably a reckless decision as she is very pregnant but we eventually made it to the top. There is an amazing view of the the Brindabella ranges with Canberra City off in the Distance. There is still evidence of the 2003 fires where the area was badly burnt but the area is starting to recover. The panorama is 36 shots stitched together making a seamless 260 degree view.

This image is an interactive panorama – click and drag inside the image to view the scene

These 2 images are from two of Hamilton Islands lookout points. They are interactive panoramic images with a 170 degree view of rotation. The first is from “One Tree Hill” and looks out over Whitsunday Island. The second is from The lookout over the Reef View Hotel looking out to Catseye bay – a little grey that day.

This image is a 360 degree interactive panorama – click and drag inside the image to view the scene





This image is 360 degree interactive panorama – click and drag inside the image to view the scene

These two large images are flash VR-style interactive panoramas of Catseye Bay Hamilton Island at dawn. I shot these panoramas with my SLR and a Manfrotto VR Head & Tripod that managed to fit in my suitcase. Each panorama is 36 images stitched to together at 10 degree intervals to create a seamless panorama. This image is then used to generate this interactive flash based image. (No love for iphone users).

This image is an interactive panorama – click and drag inside the image to view the scene

This image is an interactive panorama – click and drag inside the image to view the scene

These are some static photographs of dawn from our balcony at the Hotel. The third image is a HDR composite from 3 exposures blended together to increase the dynamic range of the image.

This image is a 360 degree interactive panorama click and drag inside the image to rotate your view

This is a VR-Style Panorama of the Hardy Reef “Reefworld” Pontoon. I shot this panorama hand held and just relied on the stitch assist function on the G9 to get the sequence ready for stitching.
Snorkelling photos here

This image is an interactive panorama click and drag inside the image move

Another VR Panorama of the Rain forest Gully at the Botanic Gardens in Canberra. The whole set all link together for a complete virtual tour.

Another VR Panorama of the Rain forest Gully at the Botanic Gardens in Canberra. The whole set all link together for a complete virtual tour. There are 35 panoramas of the whole walk through the gully. Interactive

This panorama was created for the 2009 Digital Media Studio 4 class as a demonstration of Quicktime VR style imaging. Next step is to get an adapter for our VR tripod head to do the sky too. These panoramas are created by taking a series of shots aided by a special tripod with set increments. The panorama is then stitched together with software to create the final interactive swf. Links to the remaining VR’s do not work within word press.