Not to be confused with our Google Earth Panorama Viewer - which allows you to view panoramas inside of Google Earth - we present another panorama created from Google Earth (its confusing i know!).This time we feature Hamburg by Bernd Dohrmann, created using our Panorama Tutorial for Google Earth Bernd has created an impressive view from 3000 metres above the city.
Ed Parsons the Geospatial Technologist at Google mentioned these panoramas in a mini write up on digital urban recently. Indeed it turns out our London panorama is now part of his Mac Desktop, see our Google Earth Panoramas Thread for a full list which includes London, New York, Moscow, Belgium, Paris, Sydney and The Desolation Wilderness.
We note Ed's words - 'These images really are things of beauty. Gentle reminder though guys… You should not strip the Goggle logo off the images !!!' and are working on a way to keep the copyright intact as to be honest its a good point and one that has been on our minds for a while.
View the Hamburg Panorama in Quicktime VR.
For Ed:
ReplyDeleteGoogle deserves it's copyright for sure. A mention of it in form of common credit lines should actually do. After all, those panoramas would not be a thing of such beauty with 28 Google logos on the image. Well, make that 56....there are 2 logos on the image screen print.
I love to do them. If I would be asked to include all but one of the logos, that would stop that love instantaniously.
Cheers,
Vrdundee.. i agree a credit and a logo according to the data provider may suffice.
ReplyDeleteHave you made any yourself?
Andy
Dawid,
ReplyDeleteIts a nice site and one thats on the list to be covered :) expect a post soon...
Its a nice site and one thats on the list to be covered :) expect a post soon...
ReplyDeleteHi Andy,
ReplyDeleteYes, i love to do them from various places I have been. I make a personal screen saver of them and run them on my mac and winbox. I have got 3 online right now.
Amsterdam inspired by your blog announcement:
http://360image.de/google/amsterdam.html
Vancouver as part of my worldwide panaorama project contribution. It was raining all winter and it had to be google when the time came:
http://geoimages.berkeley.edu/wwp307/html/MilkoAmorth.html
Esslingen, Germany where I was born:
http://360image.de/
Uhps, one url got clipped:
ReplyDeleteVancouver:
http://tinyurl.com/34tn43