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The
PanoTools meetings are an opportunity for like-minded
photographers to get together and discuss life,
the universe and everything. Oh, and panoramas
as well.
There is a bias towards PanoTools-based software,
but everyone is welcome.
For further information and to join in discussions
and planning, please sign up to the dedicated
Yahoo group at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/panotools-meeting
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2009 - Timisoara, Romania
Where:
When:
August 10-13, 2009
Cost:
None - just your travel and accommodation
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2008 - Prague, Czech Republic
Where:
FAMU - University of Film and Photography, Prague (Google Maps, panorama)
When:
Conference: Monday 4th August - Thursday 7th August 2008
Excursion: Thursday 7th August to Sunday 10th August 2008
Cost:
None - just your travel
and accommodation
Getting there:
By plane to Prague Airport; by Train to Hlavni Nadrazi or Nadrazi Holesovice; by Bus to Florenc Station. Low-cost airlines include Easyjet, Smartwings, Sky Europe, Jet 2....
Schedule of talks and other events. Map of locations.
Videos of the sessions can be seen here.
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2007 - Lucerne, Switzerland
Where:
Lucerne School of Art and Design, Lucerne, Switzerland
When:
Conference: Wednesday 8th August - Friday 10th August 2007
Excursion: Saturday 11th August and Sunday 12th August 2007
Cost:
None - just your travel
and accommodation
Getting there:
By plane to Zurich Airport, Geneva Airport or Basel/Mulhouse Airport, then by train to Lucerne.
Videos of the sessions can be seen here.
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2006 - Bath, UK
Where: Bath Spa University, Bath, South
West England
When: Wednesday 2nd August
- Friday 4th August
Cost: None - just your travel
and accommodation
Getting there: By aeroplane
to Bristol International Airport, get a bus
into Bristol Temple Meads train station, then
a train to Bath - more details to follow.
Sessions included:
A visit to Tim
MacMillan's studio - Tim MacMillan is the
originator of the timeslice technique.
Aldo
Hoeben on his SPi-V Viewer.
Ian
Wood on panoramic workflows.
Bernhard
Vogl & Jacques
Joffre on high dynamic range panoramas and
adaptive dynamic range viewers.
Thomas Rauscher - Pano2QTVR developments
Pablo d'Angelo - Hugin developments.
Matthias Taugwalder - shooting panoramas above
4000m.
Jeffrey Martin - 360 degree timelapse movies.
John Law - recent work.
Stuart Milne - 360Precision's new panohead.
Andrew
King - interesting sites around Bath & Bristol.
Sneak peek
panorama (Shockwave required)
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2005
- Venice, Italy
Videos of some of the talks.
Video interviews
with the participants (by Torsten Hemke)
Word
document describing the event (please right-click
and download)
Article
on VRMag
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2004
- Stuttgart, Germany
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2003
- Berlin, Germany
This was the first PanoTools meeting, and was
a very informal affair. |
