Panoramic photography

Panoramic photography includes 360 degree lateral images, panoramic images, and 360 degree spherical "full dome" images.  A sample of panoramic images is provided here, from the Celestial Visions collection and other related photography. 

Notes:  Your computer requires Quicktime to view the following 360 degree panoramics.  
If you need to install Quicktime, visit www.apple.com/support/quicktime/  for more information.  
To navigate in the 360 degree image, use your mouse, and use SHIFT key to zoom in and CONTROL key to zoom out.

360 degree view of
Wolfe Creek Meteorite Crater

Located in the East Kimberley region of Western Australia, this 300,000 year old meteorite impact crater is one of the best preserved craters in the world.


NOTE:  This is a low resolution (<2MB QTVR file)

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Pinnacles 360 Panoramic

The Pinncles (Nambung National Park) is a popular Western Australian national park. 

Australian Outback
at Sunset and Earth's Shadow

This panoramic shows the Earth's shadow, shortly after sunset, as viewed from a remote Australian outback road. 

Astronomical panoramic of the
Southern Milky Way and Galaxy Centre 

This image is a panoramic mosaic featuring the Southern Milky Way.  The image is developed from 18 seperate photographs, which have been prepared as composites and photo-mosaics.

Quicktime Virtual Reality 

A 360 by 180 degree virtual reality view of the Lake Ballard landscape and night sky.  

Viewable with most web browsers, with the QTVR plugin.  

Useful links

Provided below are some useful web links relating to 360º spherical and panoramic photography.     

    http://viewat.org/
    http://ivrpa.org/
    http://www.360precision.com/
    http://worldwidepanorama.org/

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