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Jun 1, 2006
Hi- I know you guys are the best and I don't where else to
turn. I am really interested in having a 360 tour on my
website of my classroom. Several of my visitors have
requested one and I am just stumped. I found a free
version on the web (panoweaver) but I have been unable to
make it work so far. I took all the pics by hand w/my
digital cam, should I have used a tripod?
Here is an example of a site that does have a 360
classroom tour:
[link removed]
I'm about ready to give up and try to find somebody to do
it for me at a reasonable price, any takers?
TIA
vanna/tx
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I haven't played much in this area but yes, yes, yes! Use a
tripod!
:)
Raven