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This is an experiment: I want to be able to display a navigable full-sphere image.<\/p>\n
For the meaning of full sphere, imagine that you are at the centre of a sphere, but can look in any direction whatsoever. You can scan 360\u00b0 around the horizon (and so come back to where you started); you can also lift your eyes to the zenith or look down at the nadir. In short, you can examine everything within the sphere centred upon your eyes.<\/p>\n
By navigable, I mean that, by clicking and dragging, you control where you look. By clicking on the icon on the lower right, the navigable image becomes full screen.<\/p>\n
The picture for this experiment was taken alongside the Thicket Trail in Kokanee Creek Park.
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Yikes, the experiment worked during the preview, yet failed in Safari, but worked in Chrome and Firefox. Sorry for the inconsistency.<\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" This is an experiment: I want to be able to display a navigable full-sphere image. For the meaning of full sphere, imagine that you are at the centre of a sphere, but can look in any direction whatsoever. You … Continue reading