KAP: Gallery Virtual Reality Panoramas

"Oh no! Another page with hundreds of pictures..." Well, hopefully not. The object is not to tell you my life story, but to show you what Virtual Reality KAP can achieve, as well as what you can photograph. Click on the images to see the Panoramas in Shockwave, Java, or Quick Time options. These images are half the full resolution. If one of these locations means anything to you, e-mail me and I can share more shots with you.

29^th January: Craigmiller Castle, Edinburgh. My first 360° panorama. If holding the rig above your head in your hand is aerial photography... There is however a twist in the tale... Left Hand and Rig06	7^th March 2005: Cairnpapple Hill. West Lothian, Scotland. Not the best light, which is a pity with the snowpatches. This is my first KAP 360° Panorama. Dopero 100 and Rig06	6^th June 2005: Blackness Castle. A unique view of this 15 century castle on the Firth of Forth near Linlithgow. There is also a stereo view. and a special IVP-Java demo. Sun Oak 9½' DC and Rig06
20^th June 2005: Falkirk Wheel. Experience this engineering marvel from an angle never seen before! Read more about The Falkirk Wheel . Sun Oak 9½' DC and Rig06	19^th July 05: Scara Brae, Orkney The amazing remains of a village from 3100BC! See the entire village, including the inside of the houses and the Stone Age furniture! Dopero 100 and Rig06	26^th July 05: Broch of Gurness, Orkney. Dating from around 1000BC, the remains of a traditional Scottish defensive village with main round building and satellites. miniKAPilot and Rig06
28^th July 05: Yesnaby Castle, Orkney. Around the rocky coast of Orkney's mainland lies Yesnaby Castle, not really a castle at all... miniKAPilot and Rig06	22^nd November 05: Blandy Chateau, surrounded by a delightful village, located south east of Paris, France. Part of KAPiFRANCE. miniKAPilot and Rig06	24^th November 05: Fontainebleau. One of the "Great French Chateaus", south of Paris. Photographed as part of KAPiFRANCE 2005. Peter van Erkel's Rok and Rig06

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