A few years ago I was amazed by the iPix 360 degree view software, and
now I have a use for it. I visited their site, but found that the
sample image didn't work, no prompt for a download. Also, many of the
links are dead.
Are they still active? Are there any alternatives, such as a PhotoShop
plug-in (back on topic!)?
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Nigel M
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| A few years ago I was amazed by the iPix 360 degree view software, and now I have a use for it. I visited their site, but found that the sample image didn't work, no prompt for a download. Also, many of the links are dead. Are they still active? Are there any alternatives, such as a PhotoShop plug-in (back on topic!)? -- Nigel M |
Nigel,
Are you missing a flash or java plug-in required by the site? They seem to
be fully operational, but do require flash, java, and acrobat reader
plug-ins for some content. www.ipix.com
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George King
G.E. King Marketing
www.geking.com
On Tue, 28 Jun 2005 11:39:37 +0100, Nigel Molesworth wrote:
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| A few years ago I was amazed by the iPix 360 degree view software, and now I have a use for it. I visited their site, but found that the sample image didn't work, no prompt for a download. Also, many of the links are dead. Are they still active? Are there any alternatives, such as a PhotoShop plug-in (back on topic!)? |
I seem to have got it working, but it was a struggle.
I see there is a QuickTime VR product which is similar. Is there any
software for PhotoShop to produce this, or a similar product?
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Nigel M
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