Okay, now this in not exactly what I’d call a time-lapse GigaPan (ask Randy Sargent about those) but this is an innovative use of the GigaPan robot to capture time-lapse sequences, as pioneered by Stoney Vintson of GigaPan Systems.
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Berti and I have been busy coding for the last few days.
Although I couldn’t incorporate it into this blog post, we’ve created a standalone webpage that uses JavaScript to animate a Guided Tour of a GigaPan image. Click on Berti to have a look…
As with our earlier “Poor Man’s Zoom Loop”, the page makes use of code from both the GigaPan.org front page and orbitlab’s hack of the snapshot viewer. It’s all coded in JavaScript so you can “View Source”, copy, paste, and hack it to your heart’s content. There are undoubtedly more elegant ways of coding this, but we’ve opted for function over form.
Berti and I would certainly love to hear about it if you make use of this code in your own website.
Happy Hacking!
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