Andrew lives in Tallinn, Estonia and has been professionally engaged in panoramic photography since 2000. He has traveled around the world shooting amazing panoramas, but he is especially well-known for the panoramas he’s created using images taken from the Curiosity Rover on Mars. Check out some of his masterpieces below and, of course, enjoy Andrew … Continue reading Nomad Contributor: Andrew Bodrov
It's hard to believe that 360Cities has been serving 360° panorama and video creators around the world for 14 years and counting. During this time we've seen countless publishing platforms and similar initiatives come and go, leaving creators disillusioned and hesitant about investing their time in publishing their content to third party services. How has 360Cities … Continue reading Licensing and Royalties
A blog post written by 360Cities Maestro contributor John Wood. Click on the panorama thumbnail to enjoy them interactively. Panorama photographers know that unless the scene is distant, the camera must be mounted on a tripod and the lens rotated about the no-parallax point to produce a good panorama. This is particularly important if … Continue reading Making Panoramas in Tight Spaces
Join us on a VR voyage where no one has gone before aboard Star Trek’s Starship Enterprise. Live long and prosper.🖖 Enterprise Bridge by DigitalProperties.ca - Bryan Groulx USS Enterprise - Bridge Ops by DigitalProperties.ca - Bryan Groulx Borg Regeneration Chamber by DigitalProperties.ca - Bryan Groulx Star Trek The Experience Lobby by DigitalProperties.ca - … Continue reading Star Trek: Aboard The Enterprise
The Chernobyl disaster is on many people’s lips these days as a result of the popular television miniseries. These 360º images of Pripyat reflect how the area looks right now. Explore Pripyat After The Chernobyl Disaster on your computer, tablet, phone, or with your VR headset and create your own story. Basen I, Chernobyl … Continue reading Pripyat After The Chernobyl Disaster
Rice is a favorite at 360Cities. But where does rice come from? In this week's tour, you can visit luscious rice paddy fields and terraces and experience semiaquatic rice cultivation. Enjoy over a bowl of rice while wearing your VR headset but be careful 😉 Rice field just before rain, Indonesia, by Andrey Ilyin … Continue reading Paddy Fields: Wet-Rice Cultivation
This week we're showcasing the spectacular archaeological site of Petra, Jordan. No need to apply for visas, purchase tickets, or brave the southwestern desert. All you need to do is sit back and enjoy on your computer, tablet, or phone screen or via your VR headset. Thanks to our awesome contributors for making this visit possible. … Continue reading Petra: The Rose-Red City
PALMER LUCKEY IS JUST GETTING STARTED PETER THIEL SOMETIMES seems bored by mainstream tech. “You have as much computing power in your iPhone as was available at the time of the Apollo missions,” he said during a debate in 2013. “But what is it being used for? It’s being used to throw angry birds at … Continue reading Interesting articles about VR – week #41
We’re pleased with the quality of the 360º videos that are being uploaded to us and are thrilled to be able to conclude that great panorama photographers create great 360º videos too! In order to recognize exceptional video creators, we’ve just launched a new Video Badge that we’ll be rewarding those contributors who create consistently … Continue reading NEW: Video Badges
Palmer Luckey: Facebook Buying Oculus ‘The Best Thing That’s Ever Happened To VR’ Despite parting ways with the company in 2017, Oculus Rift inventor Palmer Luckey still insists that Facebook buying Oculus was “the best thing that’s ever happened to the VR industry.” Hands-on: StarVR One is the Most Complete Ultra-wide VR Headset to Date … Continue reading Interesting articles about VR – week #40
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