Easily Embed Panoramas into a Blog with 360 Cities

With 360Cities.net you can embed panaoramas into a blog. The company, registered in the Netherlands, is dedicated to promoting
geo-mapped, VR panorama photography and VR photographers around the
world. Aimed at creating a unique global network of members who are
specialists in VR photography their viewing platform is notably
feature-rich. For example, it is easy to embed your panorama directly
in a blog after uploading. The example of the London Eye below is by Tom Mills, an international panoramic photography award winner, Tom's work has been exhibited in England and France.

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view Panoramic photography of The London Eye Illuminated

Via Digital Urban

Google Maps Image Cutter

Image Cutter is an application developed by CASA which takes any image and cuts it into tiles which then can be viewed interactively via a Google Map. Using this tool, the viewer is able to zoom and pan using the standard Google Map interface. This is a very useful tool to publish images on the web.

Below is an example using the Google Maps Image Cutter tool.



You can download Image Cutter for free which users java application to run the software and creates a html file and a directory folder of the tiled images which then can be uploaded to your server. For further info visit Digital Urban blog post.

Photoshop CS3's photomerge feature

Photoshop CS3 has a feature which creates panoramic views. The new photomerge feature combines several photographs into one continuous image. It automatically stitches them together to create panoramic views. You can also create interactive panoramic views.

I think this feature is available in CS2 and CS to some extent.

To view a video tutorial on how to use the photomerge feature on CS3 click here.