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Minor update: panorama viewing now using canvas tag

No huge OTV updates over the last couple of days, but a few things relating to panoramas:

- Panoramas are once again displayed as panoramas on the main page. Rather than using vanilla JSPanoViewer, they’re now using a <canvas> tag based approach, which means they’re not visible in IE (sorry if you’re using IE, but you could always use Firefox or Chrome ;-) ), the code is based on JSPanoViewer and is available here.
- OTV will now autodetect whether your uploaded photo is a panorama; if the width is more than 1024 pixels and the height is less than half the width, then it’s treated as a panorama. You can of course change this on the photo manager page.

Anyway that’s it for now. As I said before, next will be working on the interface for end-users and for making routes of connected photos.

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One Response to “Minor update: panorama viewing now using canvas tag”

  1. ikks says:
    August 19, 2010 at 3:26 am

    I just submitted a bunch of photographs that are already geotagged, they were shown correctly on JOSM, I will wait for the approval to be used in the map, they are in Cundinamarca, Colombia, South to Bogotá near a hamlet called Granada, please let me know of any other news…

    Thanks in advance.