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QuickTime VR is Apple Computer's revolutionary way of experiencing photography on the web. Users can drag their cursor inside the photo to navigate a full 360 degree view of any location or rotate an object in 3D space.
All QTVR featured here was photographed and produced by Craig Isley.
Be sure you have QuickTime installed, then click on one of the locations or objects below and enjoy!
This
six-node scene was one of the first QTVR projects Craig photographed and produced,
way back in 1998. 35 Park is the video production studio he worked at located
in the old movie theater on Park Avenue in Memphis, TN. Unfortunately, the
building
has
since been demolished so this is now a photographic record of the
landmark while it was in its second life.
Be sure to look for the hotspots inside the panos for links to different areas.
Shot
from high atop Red Mountain, this 360 degree panorama highlights Birmingham,
Alabama's skyline.
Photographed December 23rd, 1999 by Craig Isley.
Also available:
hi-res Birmingham QTVR 6
MB
This
is a two-node QTVR Scene photographed on the Winter Equinox 1999 at a popular
recreation area on Lay Lake near Clanton, Alabama.
Look for 'hot-spot' links inside the QTVR to move between the two locations.
View
four high-resolution QTVR panoramas of a great spot in the Ozark National
Forest of Arkansas.
Entrance Bridge - 2.0 MB
Spring Front View - 2.0 MB
Shelter Cave - 876 KB
Spring
Close-Up - 2.2 MB
(This QTVR 'blanchard_large.mov' includes 3D directional sounds + QuickTime
Pro users can download and 'Present Full-Screen' for an immersive experience)
Walk
up and down world famous Beale Street in Memphis, TN with this QTVR Virtual
Tour featuring music and directional sound in some panos.
This is Craig flagship QTVR website which has been online since 1999, and shows the usefulness of the technology for online tourism.
A
360 degree panorama of the historic Raoul Wallenberg Shell in Overton Park
Memphis, TN. This is where Elvis Presley played one of his first professional
gigs, yet it receives no public funding. Unfortunately, this great landmark
is once again in danger of being torn down by the city.
Visit this page to find out how you can help save the Shell!
Also available:
hi-res Overton Park Shell
QTVR 1.65MB
A
180 degree panorama of Memphis' Pyramid Arena which is one of the most uniquely designed
structures on earth. The 32 story Pyramid is the third largest pyramid in the
world and soars even taller than the Statue of Liberty or the Taj Mahal. Managed
and operated by SMG, this 21,000 seat sports and entertainment facility is
home to the NBA Memphis Grizzlies and the University of Memphis Men's Basketball
Program and is well known for hosting national basketball tournaments, concerts
and family shows.
The
trolleys that run through Historic Downtown Memphis are a big attraction,
as well as useful transportation.
This 360 degree panorama was captured at Peabody Place near Beale Street, and features 3D directional trolley sounds captured live on the scene.
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