360 Cities’ Jeffrey Martin is today launching Panomonkey.com at the Where 2.0 2011 conference in California. We’re excited about this opportunity to introduce the Panomonkey concept to such an audience.
From our press release (For Immediate Release):
Prague, Czech Republic, 18 April 2011 – 360 Cities, the largest community of photographers creating 360-degree panoramic photos for the web, has taken another step towards mainstreaming panoramic photography by launching Panomonkey.com, a fully automated online panoramic photo stitching service. The service will be officially launched at the O’Reilly Where 2.0 conference in Santa Clara on 20 April 2011.
Designed to stitch photos from any camera – from ordinary smart phone to high-end digital SLR with fisheye-lens – Panomonkey receives any number of uploaded source images and automatically stitches, renders, blends and color-corrects them to produce a high-quality finished panorama.
Panomonkey users’ finished panoramas can be distributed via 360cities.net throughout its wider ecosphere. “This means that the capability to create 360- degree geo-referenced imagery and publish it easily to major mapping platforms can now be extended to millions and millions of people,” said Martin. “Vehicle-mounted street view type cameras can only do so much. By enabling anyone with a smartphone and an internet connection to push a finished high-quality 360-degree panorama out to the geosphere, we aim to fill in the huge gaps that street-view type photography on the web inevitably leaves,” he said.
About 360 Cities
360 Cities is dedicated to promoting geo-referenced, high-resolution spherical imagery by providing the best-anywhere platform for publishing panoramic photography on the web. 360Cities.net is the largest collection of spherical, map-based panoramas, and is a Premium Content Provider to Google Earth.
Contact: Jeffrey Martin – Founder, 360Cities.net, jeff (at) 360cities.net




Spännande! detta ser jag fram emot
Many congratulatons to jeff, the monkey and all at 360 Cities !!!
Thanks Tom!
Congrats on the launch. I feel I will be a great fan of panos this year and onwards.