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| Downloads:7,166 |
| Version Downloads:3,780 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Author Tools |
| License:Demo |
| Date:05 Jul 2005 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price: $299.00 |
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prokos_j reviewed on 02 Dec 2008
For software that costs $300 the user interface is very poorly designed. I would expect that from a version 1.0 shareware product, not from this software. There are so many glitches that it makes the software virtually impossible to use.
There is no way to delete multiple imported images at once, the user is forced to click on one image at a time and click a clear button. That means 24 clicks to delete a 12 image panoramic! The other choice is to start over from the beginning.
After getting to the build pane and changing options and tolerance settings the panoramic won't build again. The user has to go back to the previous step again. In this same window there is no way to tilt individual images - all of the images tilt at the same time, even if just one is selected.
The list of quirks goes on and on.
The user who suggested Photovista… that software is windows only.
I give it stars because it seems to have a good "engine" under the hood, just needs to have the interface adjusted.
Meanwhile try something else.
Anonymous reviewed on 05 Jul 2005
i have tried them all and sticked with photovista.
when used a tripot the pans are specteculair correct.
bob
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Your comment might be fine until one realizes that Tenab's comment is almost nine years old.
I used QuickTime VR Authoring Studio when they were the only game in town. Yes, I ran it on my PowerMac 9600 running OS 7.X and 8.X. Yes, VRWorx filled the gap when Apple unexplainably stopped development of QTVRAS.
Tenab's comment was spot on ... for April of 2003.